Personal care & daily living
Help with showering, dressing, grooming, meals and other personal routines. You decide what you do yourself and where a worker assists.
- Morning and evening routines
- Eating and drinking
- How assistance is given
What can a support worker help with?
Compare the four support groups on Share the Care’s NDIS registration and see practical examples of each.
Help around the home
Help with cleaning, laundry, grocery shopping and meal preparation. Agree the priorities and what can be done in the booked time.
- Cleaning
- Laundry and household organisation
- Shopping and meals
Community & social support
Support to go to a group, see friends, shop, visit the library or take part in another activity you choose.
- People and places
- Interests and activities
- Everyday errands
Transport & appointments
A worker can help plan and complete a trip to an appointment, shop, activity or other everyday destination.
- Before leaving
- Getting there
- At the destination
Find the support to explore.
Choose a service to see its tasks, common questions and costs to discuss.
Personal care & daily livingHelp with everyday routines, in the way that feels right for you.Explore this supportHelp around the homeA hand with cleaning, laundry, meals and the tasks that keep home feeling like home.Explore this supportCommunity & social supportGet out, connect with others and make more room for the things you enjoy.Explore this supportTransport & appointmentsSupport to get to appointments, activities and everyday places.Explore this support
A listed support group does not confirm that every task is suitable or currently available.
Open the printable provider overviewNeed more than one kind of support?
List the parts of the week where help is needed. The tasks may sit across more than one support group, and each still needs a suitable worker, schedule and price.
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