- Who we are
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Our Services
Accommodation & LivingIn-Home & Core SupportSocial & Community ParticipationSkill Building & Transport
- Understanding the NDIS
At High Support Care, we focus on what matters most: you. Whether you're new to NDIS or in-home care, or you're rethinking your current support, we're here to guide you with clarity, care, and confidence.
Great care starts with people who know your neighbourhood and take the time to know you. Our teams are led by local professionals who live and work in your area. They understand the community, the services, and the people—and they're committed to your wellbeing.
We support older Australians, people living with disability, and individuals with dementia across the country. Our services are tailored to help you live safely and independently at home.
Care that puts you first. With skilled professionals and a person-centred approach, we work with you and your family to build a plan that fits your life—so you can stay connected to what matters most.
Your needs always come first. As a trusted provider supporting clients across Australia, we bring local knowledge together with strong systems, training, and support. You'll receive personalised care, compassionate service, and the freedom to live comfortably and independently in your own home.
We're here when you need us. Our local teams communicate in the way that works for you—promptly, respectfully, and in the language and format you prefer.
With national backing, your care is delivered by a trusted local team—people from your community who focus on personalised service and better outcomes.
Whether your needs are complex or part of daily life, they deserve expert attention. Your local team brings clinical experience and a proactive approach focused on prevention, wellbeing, and long-term health.
High Support Care was established with a clear purpose: to provide compassionate, high-quality, and person-centred support to individuals who wish to live independently either in their own homes or within our Supported Independent Living (SIL) accommodation.
Our co-founder, Shahid Burney, has dedicated his life and professional career to supporting people with complex needs and improving the quality of care within the community. As a Mental Health Practitioner in Victoria, Mr. Burney brings both professional expertise and lived experience to the organisation. His deep understanding of the challenges individuals and families face has shaped his commitment to delivering care that is respectful, empowering, and tailored to each person’s circumstances.
After witnessing firsthand the transformative impact that personalised, empathetic, and participant-focused support can have on people’s lives, Mr. Burney joined with two like-minded colleagues to establish High Support Care. Their shared vision was to create a service where participants are given genuine choice, control, and dignity in the way they receive support.
Today, High Support Care proudly delivers services across Victoria, guided by the principles of the NDIS, ensuring every participant receives support aligned with their individual goals, preferences, and aspirations. Our dedicated team works closely with participants, families, and support networks to provide safe, reliable, and empowering care that enhances independence and quality of life.
We honour each person's right to make decisions about their own care.
We provide compassionate, attentive support.
We are committed to honest, transparent, and ethical practices.
We deliver the highest standard of care through a skilled team.
We work closely with clients, families, and the community to enhance wellbeing.
We work closely with clients, families, and the community to enhance wellbeing.
Contact UsFrom everyday help to complex care, our services meet you where you are and grow with you as your needs change.
Support with daily living, hygiene, and mobility.
Help with cleaning, cooking, laundry, and more.
Clinical support from qualified nurses, including medication management.
Encouraging connection through community and companionship.
Short-term care to give primary caregivers a break.
Tailored support for complex health and disability needs.
