NDIS Daily Living Support Services in Sydney — 2026
Daily living support is at the heart of what the NDIS was designed to do: help people with disability live as independently and comfortably as possible in their own homes and communities.
Under the NDIS, “Assistance with Daily Life” (also called daily living support) is funded in your Core Supports budget. It covers in-home personal care, domestic assistance, meal preparation, and help with the practical tasks that disability makes difficult.
SADC Disability Services delivers NDIS daily living support across Greater Western Sydney — Parramatta, Liverpool, Fairfield, Campbelltown, Penrith, and surrounding suburbs.
What Does NDIS Daily Living Support Cover?
Personal Care
- Morning and evening routines (showering, dressing, grooming)
- Toileting and continence support
- Oral hygiene
- Medication prompting (non-clinical)
- Skincare and wound care (if non-clinical)
Domestic Assistance
- Vacuuming, sweeping, mopping
- Bathroom and kitchen cleaning
- Laundry and ironing
- Tidying and household organisation
- Rubbish removal
Meal Preparation
- Planning weekly meals around dietary needs
- Grocery shopping
- Cooking daily meals
- Mealtime support and feeding assistance
Household and Daily Tasks
- Bill management support
- Help with correspondence and paperwork
- Home safety monitoring
- Attending appointments and errands
2026 Pricing: What You Need to Know
The 2025–26 NDIS Pricing Arrangements updated rates for Assistance with Daily Life. Key points:
- Standard weekday rates apply Monday–Friday during standard hours
- Afternoon/evening loadings apply after 8 PM on weekdays
- Saturday, Sunday, and public holiday rates are higher — factor this into your plan budget
- Active Overnight Support and Sleepover Support are separately funded items
Check current rates at ndis.gov.au. SADC charges at or below the NDIS Price Limit at all times.
How to Get Daily Living Support in Your Plan
- At your planning meeting, tell your NDIA planner or LAC that you need Assistance with Daily Life. Specify the tasks, frequency, and hours.
- Bring evidence — a report from your OT or GP describing your functional limitations and what in-home support is required.
- Your plan is approved with a Core Supports budget that covers daily living.
- Choose a provider — Sign a service agreement with SADC. Supports begin.
Consistent Support Workers — Not a Different Face Every Week
One of the biggest complaints about disability support providers is inconsistency. SADC prioritises continuity:
- We match you with a regular support worker who learns your preferences and routines
- Backup workers are introduced and briefed before covering shifts
- You won’t have a stranger showing up on Monday morning
Who Is SADC’s Daily Living Support For?
We support people with:
- Physical disability
- Intellectual disability
- Autism Spectrum Disorder
- Acquired Brain Injury
- Down syndrome
- Mental health conditions (psychosocial disability)
- Degenerative conditions (MS, MND, Parkinson’s)
- Multiple or complex support needs
We work with participants of all ages — from young adults gaining independence to older people with disability managing complex health needs.
Contact SADC for Daily Living Support
📞 1300 242 492 🌐 sadcdisabilityservices.com.au 📍 Parramatta | Liverpool | Fairfield | Campbelltown | Penrith | Canterbury-Bankstown
Last updated March 2026. Refer to ndis.gov.au for current pricing.