Household Support
A hand with the house.
A bit more room in your day.
Help with cleaning, laundry, meals and the household jobs that are difficult to manage because of your disability. Start with the tasks that would make the biggest difference this week.
See what we can help with ↓This service at a glance
Easy Read version →- What we help with
- Practical household tasks that are difficult to manage because of your disability.
- What support can involve
- Help with agreed tasks such as cleaning, washing clothes, changing bed linen or preparing meals.
- Where to start
- Tell us which jobs you need help with and how you like your home looked after.
Start with the jobs that keep piling up.
A full laundry basket or a kitchen that needs attention can make the rest of the day harder. We can help with the practical jobs that keep your home comfortable and usable.
You choose the priorities. That might be cleaning the bathroom, changing bedding, preparing a meal or getting the shopping organised. We agree on what the visit will cover before getting started.
You can work alongside us or ask for help with the parts you can’t manage. We’ll check how you like things put away, which products you use and any areas you want left alone.
What needs doing this week?
The priorities can change. A useful visit starts with a short conversation about the jobs that matter today.
Keep the essentials usable
Kitchen, bathroom, floors and the areas of the home you’ve agreed need attention.
Get everyday jobs moving
Laundry, meal preparation, dishes and shopping or household organisation.
Do it together, if you prefer
You can take part in the tasks you enjoy and ask for help with the parts you find difficult.
The household jobs we can help with.
- 01Cleaning kitchens, bathrooms, floors and agreed areas
- 02Washing, drying, folding and essential ironing
- 03Meal preparation and kitchen tidying
- 04Shopping and household organisation
- 05Discussing outdoor and gardening assistance
- 06Working alongside you on the tasks you choose
Keeping on top of laundry when energy is limited.
A participant can manage some household jobs but finds that washing, hanging and folding clothes uses the energy they wanted to save for a regular outing.
KIRAYA would discuss which parts of the laundry routine are difficult and the household jobs to prioritise during a visit.
A worker could help with the physically demanding steps, follow the participant’s preferences and leave the tasks they want to keep doing themselves.
Essential jobs done, with room for the rest of the week.
The priorities can be reviewed from visit to visit, so household help follows what is useful at the time.
Questions about
getting started.
FROM THE JOURNALWhat does NDIS daily living support include?Read the guide ↗Can the tasks change between visits?
Tell us when your priorities change. We can review the agreed tasks and discuss what can be covered during the visit.
Does this include home repairs?
Minor repairs and practical home adjustments are covered by our separate Home Maintenance & Minor Adjustments service. We can help you discuss which service fits the work you need.
Which household jobs would you like a hand with?
A short list is enough to start. Tell us what you find difficult and what would make home feel more manageable.
Supporting Melbourne’s southeast.