What is Household Tasks support?
Household Tasks is an NDIS Core Support that provides practical assistance with the day-to-day tasks required to maintain a safe, clean, and functioning home environment. This support helps participants who, due to their disability, are unable to perform all or some household tasks independently, or who require assistance doing so safely and consistently.
At Disability Dream Care, our support workers provide reliable, respectful household assistance that is fully tailored to each participant's preferences and home situation. We understand that your home is your personal space, and we work with care and sensitivity — always respecting your routines, choices, and how you like things done.
Whether you need weekly cleaning support, help with laundry, outdoor maintenance, or assistance preparing meals, our team delivers consistent, high-quality support that gives you confidence in your home environment and frees up your energy for the things that matter most to you.
What's Included
- General housecleaning — vacuuming, mopping, dusting, and surface cleaning throughout the home
- Laundry and linen services — washing, drying, ironing, and changing bed linen
- Kitchen hygiene — cleaning benches, appliances, sinks, and dishwashing
- Bathroom and toilet cleaning — maintaining hygienic bathroom environments
- Grocery shopping assistance — in-person or online grocery shopping support
- Meal preparation — planning and preparing nutritious meals to suit dietary needs
- Garden and outdoor maintenance — lawn mowing, weeding, and general yard care
Who Is This For?
Household Tasks support is suited to NDIS participants of all ages who require assistance maintaining their home due to their disability. This includes participants with physical disabilities, chronic health conditions, intellectual disability, mental health conditions, and acquired brain injury, who may find household tasks physically challenging, mentally overwhelming, or unsafe to complete without support. It is particularly valuable for participants who live alone or whose family members and carers are unable to regularly provide this assistance.
Outcomes We Aim For
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