NDIS Independent Support Work

NDIS independent support work involves assisting participants with daily life, personal care, community access, and skill-building, focusing on independence, while adhering to the NDIS Code of Conduct, covering tasks like showering, cooking, transport, household chores, and social engagement, all tailored to individual NDIS plans. Independent workers (not registered providers) manage their own rates and work with self-managed participants, providing crucial, personalized support.

Key Areas of Support

• Personal Care: Assistance with showering, grooming, dressing, toileting, and transfers.

• Daily Living: Meal prep, grocery shopping, cleaning, laundry, and home organization.

• Community & Transport: Getting to appointments, work, study, social events, and navigating public transport.

• Skill Building: Developing life skills like budgeting, time management, cooking, and social skills.

• Emotional & Social Support: Providing companionship and encouraging social participation, reducing isolation.

• Health & Safety: Medication prompting, supporting exercise, and identifying home safety risks.