Support with the day-to-day activities that keep you comfortable, confident and in control at home.

• Personal care: help with showering, grooming, dressing and daily routines, delivered with dignity and privacy.
• Household tasks & housekeeping support: assistance with cleaning, laundry and general household organisation.
• Life skills: capacity-building support such as meal planning, budgeting, time management and building everyday independence.

Nursing-led supports to help you safely manage your health needs at home or in the community.

• Nursing care: clinical assessments, health monitoring and ongoing nursing support.
• Medication management & support: assistance with medication prompts, administration and education.
• Wound care: wound assessment, dressing changes and monitoring as directed by your treating team.

Support through key life changes – starting or finishing school, moving house, beginning work or adjusting to a new diagnosis.

• Planning & coordination: help to understand your plan, organise supports and keep everything connected.
• Life changes support: practical and emotional support around big transitions in daily life.
• Goal navigation: breaking larger goals into clear, achievable steps with regular check-ins.

Flexible respite options that provide a safe, supportive break for both participants and carers.

• Overnight stays: short stays in a supportive environment away from home.
• Planned breaks: respite arranged in advance to give everyone time to rest and recharge.
• In-home respite: support that comes to you so carers can take time away while you remain at home.

Support to help you safely get where you need to go, and stay connected to community, work and important appointments.

• Travel assistance: support workers who travel with you and provide assistance along the way.
• Community transport: help to access social, community or recreational activities.
• Appointment transport: transport to and from medical, therapy or other appointments, with support as needed.