NDIS support

Household Tasks

A home that stays on top of you less and works for you more.

Practical help around the house, done with you rather than around you wherever that is the goal. For some people that means a worker handles the heavy jobs. For others it means learning the jobs together until you no longer need us for them.

What this looks like in practice

  • Cleaning, laundry, linen changes and general tidying
  • Meal planning, shopping and cooking, including for specific diets
  • Rubbish, yard tidy up and wet season preparation
  • Help setting up systems you can keep running yourself

This is probably right for you if

  • Household jobs are getting away from you
  • You want to learn to run the home yourself with support
  • You need reliable help while you are unwell or recovering

How this is usually funded

Usually funded under Core Supports, Assistance with Daily Life, household tasks.

Other supports you might pair with this

Talk to someone about household tasks

A free, no obligation conversation about what this would look like week to week, and what it would cost against your plan.