Little Lives, Big Impact!

We help participants and their families understand, implement, and maximise their NDIS plans. Our experienced support coordinators work alongside you to:

• Build skills to navigate the NDIS and increase independence (6+ years' experience in NDIS)
• Connect with the right supports and community services
• Coordinate and monitor services to ensure they align with participant goals
• Strengthen capacity to manage challenges
• Ensure compliance with NDIS goals, budgets, and reporting requirements

We provide safe, reliable, and friendly transport to help participants access:

• Medical appointments and therapies
• School, education, and training
• Work placements, volunteering, or day programs
• Social, cultural, and community events

Our trained support workers ensure participants travel with comfort and confidence, with flexible scheduling to suit individual routines.

We support participants in building independence in everyday tasks, including:

• Meal preparation and nutrition support
• Budgeting, shopping, and managing money
• Communication and social skills
• Personal organisation and routines
• Household management and planning

We focus on developing practical life skills so participants can live as independently as possible.

Our professional support workers provide respectful, discreet, and dignified assistance with personal activities, including:

• Showering, bathing, grooming, and dressing
• Toileting and continence care
• Eating and drinking assistance
• Medication prompting or administration (as required)
• Overnight or high-intensity support where needed

For participants with higher or more complex needs, we deliver specialised care with trained and qualified staff:

• Assistance with mobility and transfers (hoists, aids, equipment)
• Management of complex health needs under nursing oversight
• High-intensity personal activities

We work in partnership with allied health professionals, families, and other providers to ensure safety, dignity, and best outcomes.

We encourage and support participants to be engaged and active in their communities by:

• Attending local groups, clubs, and events
• Building friendships and social networks
• Accessing recreation, hobbies, and sports
• Participating in cultural, educational, and volunteering activities

This service helps reduce isolation and strengthens each participant's sense of belonging.

Our caring team assists with household tasks to create a safe, comfortable, and healthy living environment. Supports include:

• General cleaning (kitchen, bathroom, vacuuming, dusting)
• Laundry and linen changing
• Meal preparation and organisation
• Household organisation and tidying

To keep homes safe and accessible, we provide:

• Lawn mowing and edging
• Garden tidying, pruning, and green waste removal
• Minor home maintenance (within NDIS guidelines)
• Seasonal care to maintain a safe outdoor environment

Our Registered Nurse leads and oversees participant care, ensuring quality, safety, and clinical compliance. Services include:

• Nursing assessments and health care plans
• Medication administration and reviews
• Wound and pressure injury care
• Chronic disease management (e.g., diabetes, respiratory care)
• Health education for participants and families

When a Paediatric Nurse acts as the Key Worker, they bring both clinical expertise and developmental support knowledge to coordinate your child's care:

• Act as the central point of contact and build trusting family relationships
• Coordinate therapies (OT, speech, physio, psychology) and liaise with healthcare teams
• Monitor health, growth, and developmental milestones with clinical oversight
• Provide expertise for complex care needs (tube feeding, medication, seizures, respiratory supports)
• Educate families on care strategies and build skills for child independence
• Advocate for your child's needs with providers, schools, and medical teams
• Ensure NDIS goals align with health and developmental priorities