Personal care can be an important part of everyday disability support. You may need assistance with some personal routines while remaining independent with others.
The type of support you need can also change over time. Our approach is centred on understanding your individual circumstances and providing assistance that fits into your everyday life.
NDIS guidance recognises personal care as part of assistance with daily life, which can include support with activities such as showering, dressing and other everyday personal tasks.
For eligible NDIS participants, personal care may form part of Assistance with Daily Life or other applicable support arrangements, depending on the person’s individual plan and circumstances. Current NDIS guidance lists personal care among everyday tasks that may be supported through Assistance with Daily Life.
NDIS funding is individual. The supports available to you depend on your plan, goals, needs and the applicable NDIS rules.
If you are unsure about your current support arrangements, you can discuss your needs with your NDIS contact or another appropriate person involved in your plan.
Personalised personal care disability support may involve:
Support with the activities where you need help, without unnecessarily taking over the things you can do yourself.
Your routines, choices and personal boundaries are taken into consideration.
Personal care can be part of a wider routine that helps you prepare for work, appointments, social activities or community participation.
Support can encourage you to remain involved in your own routines and maintain the skills you use in everyday life.
Your personal care should fit around your life—not require your life to fit around a rigid routine.
You may have preferred times for getting ready, personal hygiene, meals or preparing for activities outside the home.
Born To Care aims to work around your established routines and preferences wherever possible, so your support feels like part of your everyday life.
Personal care support should not mean losing control over your own routine.
Where appropriate, you can remain involved in the activities you are able to manage while receiving assistance with the parts that are more difficult.
This can help you:
The NDIS describes daily-life and home-and-living supports as helping participants live as independently as possible.
For many people, personal care support takes place within their home and regular daily environment.
Having support as part of your familiar routine can make everyday activities easier to manage.
Depending on your individual circumstances and agreed support arrangements, assistance may form part of your morning routine, preparation for activities or other personal routines throughout the day.
Our diverse team of talented support workers, from various cultures and backgrounds, is here to help you live confidently. We provide personalized care to help you achieve your goals, overcome challenges, and thrive in every aspect of life
The health and safety of our participants are always our topand non-negotiable priorities when providing services. Our other commitment to the participants is to help them live a beautiful, meaningful and valued life as every individual in the community
We wholeheartedly work out a practical care plan with participants and work with participants to accomplish their goals towards independence.Â
There is no single routine that works for everyone living with disability.
Your support needs may be different from another person’s, even when you receive assistance with similar activities.
At Born To Care, we focus on understanding the person behind the support needs. Our goal is to provide personalised assistance that respects your choices and helps you stay connected to your everyday life.
Personal care disability support may be suitable for people living with disability who need assistance with some everyday personal activities. The type and level of support depends on individual circumstances.
Depending on your needs and agreed support arrangements, it may include assistance with personal hygiene, showering, dressing, grooming, toileting, eating and other everyday personal routines.
Yes. Where appropriate, support can be provided in a way that allows you to remain involved in the activities you can manage independently.
Personal care may be funded as part of applicable NDIS support arrangements for eligible participants. Funding depends on your individual plan, needs, goals and current NDIS rules.
Personal care support may be provided at home depending on your individual needs and agreed service arrangements.
Reliable transportation support to help you attend appointments, access essential services, run errands and stay connected with your community.
Personalised support to help you participate in social activities, build connections and stay actively involved in your community.
Practical help with everyday household tasks, helping you maintain a clean, comfortable and safe living environment.
Respectful and compassionate assistance with personal care routines while supporting your dignity, comfort and independence.
Friendly companionship and meaningful support to help reduce isolation, enjoy activities and maintain positive social connections.
Practical guidance to develop everyday skills, build confidence and increase your independence in daily life.
Personalised aged care support focused on your wellbeing, independence, comfort and quality of life.
Support with grocery shopping and essential purchases, helping you manage your everyday needs with greater ease and independence.
Practical guidance with job applications, resumes and employment preparation to help you build confidence and pursue your career goals.
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