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Daily Living & Personal Support in Western Australia

CareWA provides personalised daily living and personal support services across Western Australia, helping NDIS participants manage everyday tasks while building confidence and independence.

Our supports are tailored to individual routines, preferences and NDIS goals, ensuring consistency, dignity and respect in every interaction.

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What Is Daily Living & Personal Support?

Daily living support under the NDIS assists participants with everyday activities that may be difficult to manage independently.

These supports are designed to promote independence, maintain wellbeing and build practical life skills within the home and community.

At CareWA, we focus on enabling participants to maintain control over their routines while receiving the right level of assistance.

How We Support You

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Our team provides assistance with:

  • Support Work

  • Assistance with Daily Life

  • Meal Preparation

  • Cleaning & Gardening

  • Personal Care

  • Mobility Assistance

  • Mentoring & Personal Skills Development

  • Employment Assistance

  • Development of Life Skills

Whether supporting morning routines, preparing meals, maintaining the home or building job-readiness skills, our team ensures every service aligns with the participant’s individual plan.

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Promoting Confidence & Independence

Daily living support is not just about completing tasks. It is about encouraging independence, strengthening capability and building long-term confidence.

We work collaboratively with participants, families and support coordinators to ensure supports evolve alongside changing goals and needs.

Our team prioritises safety, reliability and respectful communication at all times.

Who This Support Is For

If you are unsure whether this support aligns with your NDIS plan, our team is happy to guide you.

Daily Living & Personal Support may be suitable for participants who:

  • Require assistance with personal care or mobility

  • Need help maintaining their home environment

  • Are developing life skills

  • Would like support preparing meals

  • Are working toward greater independence in daily routines

Why Choose CareWA for Daily Living Support?

We focus on building capability while providing dependable day-to-day support.

  • Person-centred support tailored to individual routines

  • Consistent and reliable support workers

  • Flexible service delivery across Western Australia

  • Clear communication with families and coordinators

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Ready to Get Started?

If you are looking for reliable, person-centred disability support anywhere in Western Australia, our team is here to help.

Whether you are a participant, family member, support coordinator or allied health professional, we are ready to discuss your needs and guide you through the next steps.

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