Help on Wheels (HOW) provides NDIS assistance with a range of everyday activities in the comfort of your home.
Personal Care & Domestic Assistance For NDIS Participants
We provide assistance with a range of everyday activities in the comfort of your home, supporting you to learn the skills needed to be as independent as possible. We are also able to provide these supports to people with complex needs. Personal activities include but not limited to:
- Showering or bathing
- Dressing
- Grooming
- Personal hygiene
- Going to the toilet
- Help with eating
- Moving around the house
Personal Care/Domestic Assistance
We provide assistance with a range of everyday activities in the comfort of your home, supporting you to learn the skills needed to be as independent as possible. We are also able to provide these supports to people with complex needs. Personal activities include but not limited to:
- Showering or bathing
- Dressing
- Grooming
- Personal hygiene
- Going to the toilet
- Help with eating
- Moving around the house
Domestic Assistance
Living in a clean, tidy and safe home improves your quality of life and contributes to your wellbeing. If you find it difficult to keep up with your everyday household duties, Help on Wheels (HOW) Care Workers will lighten the load through hands on support with duties such as:
- Cleaning
- Washing
- Ironing
- Dusting
- Sweeping, mopping and vacuuming floors
- Changing bed linen
- Light meal preparation
Why Choose help on Wheels ?
Trusted
As your independent partner, you can count on us to always provide you with unbiased support, every step of the way.
Expertise
Our experienced team have been helping people navigate their plans since the NDIS started national roll-out in 2016.
Choice and Control
Our services and online tools are designed to put you in control and give you flexibility you need to get the most from your plan.
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Help On Wheels FAQS
What is the NDIS?
The NDIS is for people with a significant disability that affects their everyday life. It provides funds straight to individuals (if they want) – giving people more choice and control over the kind of support they’d like.
How does the NDIS work?
Individuals apply for funding through the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA). If they’re eligible, the NDIA will set up a meeting with the individual to help understand their goals and decide on their funding.
At Help On Wheels, a support worker can help you every step of the way. You can also contact the NDIA directly on 1800 800 110 or www.ndis.gov.au
Who’s eligible?
You may be eligible if:
You live in Australia and are an Australian citizen, permanent resident or hold a protected special category visa.
You’re between the age of 7 and 65
You have a disability that’s permanent (or likely to be so) which affects your ability to communicate, interact socially, move safely around your home and the community or manage your personal care or banking.
Read more on NDIS eligibility or access the full criteria here.
Call on 1800 800 110 or www.ndis.gov.au