NDIS Registered ProviderMelbourne-based support
Core Supports & Daily Living

Everyday support. Capability when needs are complex.

From personal care, meals and household routines to community participation and participant-specific complex daily support, AMA matches assistance to the person’s actual needs.

A participant and support worker working together during an everyday routine at home
Practical support shaped around everyday routines, preferences and assessed needs.
Support areas

Support that changes with the person’s needs.

AMA provides everyday assistance and may provide High Intensity Daily Personal Activities only where the participant’s plan, AMA’s registration scope, worker training and documented professional guidance align.

01

Personal and household routines

Practical assistance with personal care, meals, household tasks and the everyday routines that support independence.

02

Community participation

Support to attend appointments, complete errands, build daily living skills and take part in community life.

03

Complex daily support

Participant-specific routines delivered according to current plans, required training and documented professional guidance.

A participant using an AAC communication device to make a daily choice while a support worker listens
The participant’s communication and choices remain central to daily support.
Why AMA for Core Supports

Everyday support, backed by higher-level capability.

People should not have to choose between warm, patient assistance and disciplined practice when their needs become more complex.

  • Everyday life comes first

    Support remains practical and personal, from meals and personal care to appointments and community access.

  • Complexity is taken seriously

    Current plans, worker capability, training and documented guidance inform complex daily routines.

  • Communication stays usable

    The participant receives clear information. Families, nominees and referrers are involved with consent or lawful authority.

Clear scope: clinical decisions and nursing tasks remain with appropriately qualified professionals and agreed governance arrangements.

Getting started

Understand first. Plan clearly. Start well.

Understand the request

We discuss daily needs, preferences, environment, schedule and what the participant wants support to achieve.

Agree on the right support

We confirm the activities, level of assistance, worker capability, timing and practical service fit.

Prepare the team

Commencement planning covers routines, communication, guidance, training where required and review points.

Need daily living or more complex support?

Share the participant’s current needs and we’ll discuss the most suitable level of support.