NDIS Household Tasks

A clean, safe and comfortable home.

Regular days, regular times, a familiar face.


What we help with

Everyday housework we can take care of

Vacuuming

Mopping

Dishes

Laundry

Cleaning bathrooms

Making beds

Preparing meals

A safe, healthy home

Light home and yard tasks

Who it's for

Who our household tasks support is for

When disability makes keeping up with the house hard, we take care of the jobs that keep it running. We aim to send the same worker on regular days, and if you would like to learn some tasks yourself, we do them with you rather than for you.

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Getting started

Four simple steps to get started

  1. Step 1: Enquire

    Tell us which household jobs you would like help with.

  2. Step 2: Connect

    We meet for a relaxed chat about your home and your routine.

  3. Step 3: Match

    We arrange a familiar support worker on regular days and times.

  4. Step 4: Get started

    Your home is looked after, and we adjust as your needs change.

Questions

Common questions about household tasks

Funding and pricing

Paid from: Core Supports, Assistance with Daily Life.

We charge in line with the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits, and we set it all out in your service agreement before support starts.

How each plan type works

Last reviewed: October 2026

We can help with vacuuming, mopping, doing dishes, laundry, cleaning bathrooms, making beds, preparing meals, and keeping your home safe and healthy.

Yes. Preparing meals is part of household tasks support, along with the regular cleaning jobs.

Not quite. Household tasks support helps with housework in your own home. If you live in shared or supported accommodation and need help running daily routines, our Shared Living and SIL support may suit you better.

Where we provide household tasks

Our local team supports people across Macarthur and South West Sydney, NSW.

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Let's make home life easier

Talk with our local team. Obligation free.

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