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NDIS support item 0115 · Melbourne

Assistance with daily life tasks in a group of shared living arrangements

Support that works for a household, not just an individual.

Quick answer

Assistance with daily life tasks in a group of shared living arrangements (NDIS support item 0115) provides shared support to participants living together — covering personal care, meals, household routines and social activities within the home. Beyond Disability and Home Care supports shared living households across metropolitan Melbourne.

About shared living daily tasks

Assistance with Daily Life Tasks in a Group of Shared Living Arrangements (0115) addresses the collaborative support needed for individuals residing in communal settings. From meal preparation to household chores and social activities, this service fosters a supportive environment where residents can thrive collectively.

This classification underscores the importance of teamwork and cooperation in enhancing daily living experiences. This introduction highlights the significance of group-based assistance in promoting camaraderie and independence within shared living arrangements.

What this support includes

  • Shared rosters of care across the household
  • Shared meal planning, cooking and shopping
  • Support with household routines and chores
  • Building positive relationships between housemates
  • Overnight and active-night support by arrangement
  • Coordination with families and support coordinators

Who this support is for

Participants in supported independent living or other shared housing, and families exploring a shared living arrangement for the first time.

How to get started

Contact our Preston team on 03 9863 6973 or send an enquiry. We will talk through your goals, check how this support sits within your NDIS plan, and match you with workers who suit you. There is no cost to have that first conversation.

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