- 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 believe independence begins at home but doesn't have to stop there. Whether you need help with your morning routine or a companion to explore your local area, our team is there with you.
Our In-Home & Community Support services give you the freedom to live safely in your own space while staying connected to the world around you.
Your home is your sanctuary. We help you keep it that way.
We provide flexible support delivered by qualified staff who respect your privacy, your routine, and your preferences. Whether you need round-the-clock complex care or a few hours of help each week, we tailor our services to your NDIS goals.
Help with morning and evening routines—getting out of bed, showering, grooming, and dressing so you can start and end your day with confidence. Our staff follow strict medication protocols to ensure your health is managed safely. We also provide nursing support for wound care, continence management, and chronic health monitoring right in your home.
Support with meal planning, grocery shopping, and cooking nutritious meals you enjoy. We help with laundry, cleaning, and keeping your living environment hygienic. Where possible, we teach you skills so you can do things yourself and build your independence.
Life is better when we're connected. Social isolation can hold people back from happiness. Our Community Access programs help NDIS participants build friendships, learn new skills, and feel a real sense of belonging.
How we help you engage:
Social outings—accompanied transport to cafes, movies, parks, and local events
Skill development—support to attend classes (art, cooking, computers) or join sports clubs
Capacity building—learning to use public transport, handle money, and interact confidently
Group activities—join arranged group days to meet peers with similar interests in a safe setting
In-home nursing covers a range of clinical services delivered by Registered Nurses or Enrolled Nurses directly in your home. Unlike standard support work, this service focuses on medical monitoring and treatment.
Our program helps you maintain your relationships with family and friends in familiar surroundings, rather than feeling isolated in a hospital environment.
We offer flexible support tailored to you: hourly care for specific treatments like injections or wound dressing; 24/7 care for high-intensity needs; or scheduled visits to monitor vital signs and health progress.
Keeping a home running smoothly takes time and energy—time you might prefer to spend on your hobbies, your family, or your health. High Support Care provides reliable Household Tasks & Domestic Assistance so your home stays a safe, comfortable place to live.
Whether you need a one-off deep clean or regular weekly visits, our friendly support workers are here to lighten the load so you can focus on living your best life.
These supports are typically funded under the Core Supports category of your NDIS plan.
Covers your in-home personal care and domestic help.
Covers the support worker's time to take you out. Ticket costs and entry fees are usually paid by you.
We aim to match you with the same support workers so you don't have to explain your needs every time.
We support people from all backgrounds and honour your traditions within your home.
From disability support workers to registered nurses, our staff are trained in first aid, manual handling, and medication administration.
We know your area—the accessible parks, the best cafes, and the local services that welcome our participants.
Let's create a roster of care that fits your lifestyle, not the other way around.
In-home support covers personal care, domestic help, and household tasks delivered in your home. Community participation covers the support worker's time when you go out—to social events, classes, appointments, or activities. Both are typically funded under Core Supports in your NDIS plan.
In-home nursing is for clinical tasks that require a Registered Nurse or Enrolled Nurse—such as wound care, injections, catheter care, or monitoring chronic conditions. Support workers can assist with personal care, domestic tasks, and community access but cannot perform clinical procedures.
We aim to match you with consistent support workers where possible. This helps build trust and means you don't have to repeat your preferences each time. Let us know your preference when you get started.
Assistance with Daily Life and Assistance with Social & Community Participation are usually in the Core Supports section of your NDIS plan. Our team can review your plan and explain how your budget works and what services you can access.