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What individual support can look like

Everyone's day is different. Here are some of the ways we can help.

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Around the home

From preparing meals and keeping on top of household tasks to getting ready for the day, we'll support you with the routines that make everyday life work.

Complex care

Personal support

Whether it's showering, dressing, eating or more specialised assistance, your team will get to know how you like things done.

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Out in the community

Catching up with friends, enjoying your interests, shopping, studying, working or getting to appointments. We'll support you to get out and do more of what you enjoy.

Individual and shared support can work together

Individual support can be arranged wherever you call home - whether that's your own home, a private rental, Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) or an apartment. It's designed to work alongside shared support, depending on your needs, living arrangements and NDIS funding.

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Share a home with housemates, with support arranged around your individual and shared needs.

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Live in your own apartment with access to a shared support team in your building.

A few common questions

It depends on your needs and NDIS funding.

Some people receive a few hours during the week, while others need support throughout the day and night. Some arrangements also involve more than one Assistant at a time.

We'll work with you to plan the support included in your NDIS plan.

Individual support describes how support is delivered, rather than a specific NDIS funding category.

Your support may be funded through Core supports, such as Assistance with Daily Life or Social and Community Participation, or through an individual SIL arrangement.

We'll help you understand your plan, what's available and how your support can be arranged.

Yes. You choose who supports you, and who doesn't.

Your local Team Coordinator will work with you to find Assistants whose skills, experience and personalities are a good fit.

Yes. We support people with high intensity medical and complex behaviour support needs.

Your team can access individual training, nurse educators and quality specialists to help prepare for your support.

Yes, depending on your funded support arrangements.

You might share support at home and have individual assistance for other activities, or receive planned individual support while living in an apartment with OSS.

We can provide both arrangements or work alongside another provider.

We can explore bringing your existing Assistants into your InLife team, provided they meet our employment and compliance requirements.