Ineed Care Ltd

Ineed Care as a registered NDIS provider will provide a range of services that can be delivered at home, at work, or within your local community. Ineed Care is a not-for-profit company. As an approved Australian Charity, we are open to donations and funding that can be used to improve the lives of people with disabilities. We have family members with disabilities who know how to overcome challenges and achieve goals. We enjoy helping others. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) aims to improve your life. Call us today on 0449 719 035, and we can plan the journey together.

Our Services
Core Supports enable you to complete daily life tasks and achieve your goals, including:
Assistance with daily living: bathing, dressing, meal preparation, medication assistance, and domestic support, including help with cleaning, gardening, shopping, and attending personal appointments.
Consumables: Assist participants in purchasing items to use every day, such as incontinence aids and nutrition products.
Assistance with social and community participation: supporting participants in social or recreational activities within their communities. This can also provide the opportunity for a supported holiday.

We can transport passengers to events, social activities, sporting occasions, shopping, theatre, medical appointments and more. Support to help you travel independently, such as training to use public transport or assistive technology to help you travel. A participant’s transport supports may also include the reasonable and necessary costs of taxis or other private transport options for participants who cannot travel independently and the transport to and from school for students.

Transport supports only relates to participants and do not relate to travel for families, carers or providers of supports. However, providers of supports may claim reasonable travel time when delivering appropriate and necessary supports in the home or when accompanying participants to access the community.

When considering whether transport is a reasonable and necessary support, the NDIA must consider, amongst other matters, whether the support is related to the participant’s disability.