Assistance with daily personal activities is support provided to NDIS participants with daily personal activities that they cannot perform independently due to their disability. These activities include daily living activities such as personal hygiene, dressing, grooming, and eating. Assistance with personal activities also covers instrumental activities of daily living such as meal preparation, shopping, and laundry.

SOME OF THE DAILY PERSONAL ACTIVITIES 

 Assistance with personal hygiene

Such as showering or bathing, brushing teeth, and  hair care.

Help with dressing, including choosing clothes, putting them on, and taking them off.

Assistance with feeding

Including   meal  preparation, feeding, and cleaning up.

Support with mobility, including transferring to and from a wheelchair, walking or using a mobility aid

Assistance with medication management

Such as administering medication and managing medication schedules.

Help with bladder and bowel management, including toileting and managing continence.

Assistance with communication

Including  help with using assistive technology or communicating with others.

Support with household tasks, such as cleaning, laundry, and shopping.

Assistance with community access

Including support with public transport or attending community events

Help with social and recreational activities, including support with hobbies, interests, and social connections.

The goal of Daily tasks and Shared living supports is to help participants achieve greater independence, improve their quality of life, and increase their participation in the community.  It can also be provided to participants living independently in their own home.