NDIS SERVICE 9D CARE

Daily Living and Personal Care

Everyday support should fit the participant's routine, preferences and goals. 9D Care can assist with personal care, daily activities and household routines at home and in the community.

DAILY LIVING & PERSONAL CARE

Support may include

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Showering, dressing, grooming and toileting

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Mobility and transfer assistance within the worker's training and the participant's support plan

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Meal preparation and support with eating or drinking where safely agreed

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Medication assistance within the worker's role and training

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Cleaning, laundry and other agreed household tasks

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Shopping, appointments and errands

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Establishing routines and building everyday skills

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Companionship and support to make choices

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Overnight or extended support where funded and agreed

BEFORE SUPPORT BEGINS

We start with your routine

We discuss the tasks, schedule, location, worker skills, communication needs, health information, risks, equipment and personal preferences. Personal care is delivered respectfully and with attention to privacy, dignity and choice. Where a task needs clinical direction, specialist training, equipment or two workers, these arrangements must be confirmed before it begins.

WHO THIS MAY SUIT

Support that fits everyday life

This service may suit participants with relevant NDIS funding who need regular or occasional help with daily activities because of their disability. The exact support must align with the participant's plan, goals and agreed service.

QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Frequently asked questions

Yes. Tell us what is important to you. We will try to arrange a suitable match, subject to worker skills and availability.

They may provide agreed medication assistance within their role, training and the participant's medication plan. Clinical decisions remain with qualified health professionals.

Yes, where the assessed support need, funding, service agreement and safe-work arrangements support a two-worker service.

Yes. Support may be arranged as regular shifts, occasional assistance, extended hours or overnight support where the participant's needs, funding and agreed service arrangements allow.

We aim to build a small, consistent team around the participant. Exact continuity cannot always be guaranteed because of leave, availability, required skills and roster changes, but we discuss backup arrangements before support begins.

We usually need the participant's routines, communication preferences, health and risk information, mobility or equipment requirements, medication arrangements, worker preferences and any relevant support plans.