Committed to your Abilities
Disability Care - NDIS
Your Aged Care at Home is committed to supporting you live at home and do more of what you enjoy. As a registered provider of the National Disability Insurance Scheme we offer a large range of support services that will assist you with your day to day activities.
Your Aged Care at Home is also able to assist you in understanding the NDIS or coordinating your plan, taking out the hard work involved in getting the quality of life you deserve.
Capital Supports
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Assistive Technology (2.05)
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Assistive devices to assist with dishwashing
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Assistive equipment for household tasks
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Other Alarms and door bells
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Adapted Clocks
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Programmable Memory Aids
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Environmental Control Systems
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ECU (Environmental Control Unit) delivery, setup, training and/or rental
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Capacity Building
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Coordination of Supports (3.07)
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Specialist Support Coordination
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Increased Social and Community Participation (3.09)
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Innovative Community Participation
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Community Participation Activities
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Finding and Keeping a Job (3.10)
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Employment related assessment and counselling
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Improved Health and Wellbeing (3.12)
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Dietician consultation and diet plan development
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Dietician group session
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Improved Daily Living Skills (3.15)
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Individual assessment and support by a Nurse
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Continence Aids
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Assessment recommendation and training delivered by a nurse
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Counselling group
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Individual counselling
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Group Therapy
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Therapy Assistant
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Core Supports
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Assistance with Daily Living (1.01)
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Assistance with self care (Regular and High Care)
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Assistance with Personal Domestic Activities (Regular and High Care)
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House and/or yard maintenance
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Linen Service
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Assistance with preparation and delivery of meals
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Transport Support (1.02)
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Assistance with Social and Community Participation (1.04)
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Assistance to access community, social, recreational activities (Regular and High Care)
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Group based community, social and recreational activities
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Accessing the NDIS
People who meet the NDIS access requirements are called participants. Participants receive funded supports and an individual plan.
If you are a person with disability and want to join the NDIS, you need to meet the access requirements. These include: availability of the Scheme where you live; your age; your residency status; your disability and in some cases your early intervention requirements.
If you think you meet these criteria, you can apply to join the NDIS.
https://ndis.gov.au/people-disability/access-requirements.html