Daily Living

Find NDIS Daily Living Support Providers

Daily living support workers help NDIS participants with personal care, household tasks, community access, and building independence in everyday activities.

Who is NDIS Daily Living Support for?

Daily Living Support under the NDIS is suitable for participants who meet one or more of the following criteria.

  • Participants needing help with personal care (showering, dressing, grooming)
  • People requiring household task support (cleaning, cooking, laundry)
  • Individuals wanting community access and social participation support
  • Participants needing overnight or 24/7 support
  • People building independent living skills

What does it include?

NDIS-funded daily living support services typically include:

  • Personal care assistance
  • Meal preparation and cooking support
  • Household cleaning and maintenance
  • Community access and social activities
  • Transport to appointments and activities
  • Skill building for independent living
  • Supported Independent Living (SIL)
  • Overnight and sleepover support

What qualifications should a daily living support provider have?

Certificate III or IV in Individual Support or Disability
NDIS Worker Screening clearance
First Aid certificate
Manual handling training

NDIS Categories: Core Supports - Daily Activities • Core Supports - Community Participation

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Browse NDIS daily living support providers in major Australian cities.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between personal care and community access?
Personal care covers help with self-care tasks (showering, dressing, meals). Community access supports you to participate in social, recreational, or educational activities outside your home.
Can I choose my own support workers?
Yes. You can choose your provider and, in many cases, request specific support workers. Building a consistent team of workers who understand your needs and preferences is encouraged.
What is Supported Independent Living (SIL)?
SIL is NDIS-funded support for participants who need help with daily tasks in their home. It can be shared (group home) or individual, and is designed for people who need regular support to live independently.
How flexible are daily support hours?
This depends on your provider. Many offer flexible scheduling, while SIL and shared support arrangements follow more structured rosters. Discuss your preferred routine during initial meetings.

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