At Amicable Care, we provide practical, reliable support shaped around each participant’s needs, goals and daily life.
Everyone needs different things from their support. That’s why we take the time to understand what matters to you, where you may need assistance and what you would like to work towards.
You might need help getting through everyday tasks, building new skills, getting out into the community or managing more complex health needs.
Whatever support looks like for you, it should feel useful, respectful and suited to your life. We take the time to understand what matters to you and how you would like your support to work.
Talk to our team about your needs, your NDIS plan and the support you’re looking for.
Some days you may need help with personal care, household tasks or getting to an appointment. Other times, you may want support to build confidence, learn new skills or take part in more of your community.
Your support can change as your needs and goals change. The important part is having people around you who listen, understand what works for you and provide the right level of assistance without taking over.
Our team brings more than 20 years of nursing experience, including mental health nursing, alongside hands-on experience in disability support. That background means we know that good support is about more than completing a task.
The right support should feel comfortable, respectful and suited to the way you live. We take the time to understand what matters to you, how you like things done and what you want to work towards, so your support feels genuinely useful in everyday life.
Your support is based on what you need, not a one-size-fits-all approach.
You have a say in how your support is delivered and what you want to work towards.
You can expect respectful, responsible support from people who take their role seriously.
Where you have different supports involved, clear communication can help make everyday life easier.
You may need one type of support or a combination of different supports depending on your NDIS plan and circumstances.
Support with daily routines, personal activities, household tasks and Supported Independent Living.
Community nursing and high intensity support for participants who need more specialised assistance.
Support with life skills, transport, community participation and becoming more confident in everyday activities.
Your goals might be practical, personal or completely unique to you. You may want to do more for yourself at home, feel more confident in the community, improve your daily routine or simply have the right support in place so life feels more manageable.
Our role is to understand where you are now and help you move towards what matters to you.
