Help at home
Personal care, getting ready for the day, meals and household tasks, done the way you like them.
Assistance with daily lifeAdvanced Service Care helps NDIS participants live more independently, stay connected and reach their goals. We listen first, then build your support around you.
Every person is different, so every plan is different. These are the main ways we support people. If you need something you do not see here, just ask.
Personal care, getting ready for the day, meals and household tasks, done the way you like them.
Assistance with daily lifeShopping, appointments, classes, catching up with friends and trying new things in your community.
Community participationLearning skills like cooking, budgeting, using public transport and keeping a routine.
Daily living skillsSafe, reliable rides to appointments, work, day programs and social activities.
Transport supportRegular cleaning, laundry and keeping your home safe and comfortable.
Household tasksShort breaks for you and your family or carers, with support you can trust.
Short term supportNo pressure and no jargon. We explain everything in plain language and go at your pace.
Call or email us. You, a family member or your support coordinator can make the first contact.
We visit you for free to learn about your goals, your routine and what matters to you.
We agree on a clear service agreement and match you with the right support worker.
We keep in touch and adjust your support as your needs and goals change.
Owner name started Advanced Service Care to give people the kind of support she would want for her own family: a few lines about her background and why she started.
“We listen first. Your goals, your routine and your choices come first, every time.”
We speak languages spoken, and we are happy to work with an interpreter.
Not sure if we come to you? Give us a call and we will let you know.
Call us for a free, no pressure conversation about the support you need. You can also email us and we will get back to you within one business day.
Support visits can be arranged outside these hours.
Need an interpreter? Call the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS National) on 131 450 and ask them to call us.
Deaf, or find it hard to hear or speak? Contact us through the National Relay Service.