NDIS support in the Hills District.
Share the Care is based in Box Hill, NSW 2765, in the Hills District. Support at home, in the community and getting to appointments.
Support that starts close to home.
Our base is in Box Hill, so support in Hills District suburbs such as Rouse Hill, Kellyville, Castle Hill, Baulkham Hills, Dural and Glenhaven starts close to where you live.
The Hills is spread out and many people rely on a car, so we agree the practical details first: where the worker starts, how you will get there and who covers which travel cost. A suitable worker has to be available for your suburb and the times you need before anything starts.
What people ask for.
- Help to get ready in the morning before a day out
- Weekly laundry, cleaning and meal preparation at home
- A trip to the library, a coffee and some shopping
- Travel to a medical or therapy appointment, with a worker staying if you want one
Out and about in the Hills.
Community participation is whatever you choose. The Hills Shire Council runs libraries at Castle Hill, Baulkham Hills, Dural and Rouse Hill, and there are shopping centres, parks and community groups across the district. A worker can help you plan the outing, travel there and take part in the way you prefer.
Getting to appointments.
For a medical, therapy or other appointment, we agree the route, who drives and what each travel charge will be before the trip. If the train suits you, every Sydney Metro Northwest station has lifts and level boarding, so a worker can travel with you without steps. Share the Care has supplied a transport travel cost of $1.00 per kilometre.
For families and referrers.
If you are a family member, support coordinator, plan manager, Local Area Coordinator or hospital discharge team in the Hills, you can send a short referral. Name the suburb, the support needed and the best way to reach the person, and leave out diagnoses and NDIS numbers.
Also at home.
Personal care and help around the home are agreed task by task, with the priorities and any privacy needs written down first.
How getting started works.
Three simple steps from your first call to your first visit.
1. Call or send a short enquiry
Tell us the help you need, your suburb and the times that suit you. We call you back as soon as possible.
2. Talk it through
We discuss the tasks, your routine, a suitable worker and what it will cost.
3. Agree it in writing, then start
Your service agreement sets out the tasks, prices and start date before the first visit.
Ready to talk about support in the Hills?
Call for a no-obligation chat, or send a short enquiry and we will call you back as soon as possible.