What it covers
Everyday support, done well
Personal activities covers the daily support a participant needs with the tasks of living — provided with dignity and matched to the person.
- Personal hygiene, showering and dressing
- Mobility, transfers and positioning
- Meal preparation and assistance
- Medication prompting and support
- Daily routines and household tasks
How we deliver it
Trained workers, clinical backup
Workers are matched to the participant and trained for their plan. Where a task carries clinical risk, a registered nurse designs and oversees it, so complex needs are handled safely.
- Consistent, matched support workers
- RN oversight for clinical tasks
- Plans built around the participant’s goals
Registration
Registered NDIS provider
Delivered under Registration ID 4-JCLD6XE. We only promote supports we are registered and able to deliver.
Common questions
Frequently asked
What does assistance with personal activities include?
Everyday personal support — hygiene, showering, dressing, mobility and transfers, meals, medication prompting and daily routines — matched to the participant’s plan and goals.
Can you support participants with clinical needs?
Yes. Where a personal-care task carries clinical risk, a registered nurse designs and oversees it. For high-intensity clinical tasks, see High-Intensity Daily Personal Activities (0107).
Talk to our complex-care team
Tell us about the situation and we will tell you honestly what we can do and when we can start.