Reliable support workers who assist with agreed daily activities while respecting your routines, choices and independence.
Support may include
- Daily living activities and household routines.
- Attending appointments and community activities.
- Building everyday skills and confidence.
- Support with personal goals agreed in your service plan.
A good match matters
Tell us about your communication preferences, interests, routines and the qualities you value in a support worker.
Ask about this service
Contact our team or make a referral.
In-home NDIS support workers for everyday independence
In-home support workers are our second service priority. A good support relationship depends on trust, communication, reliability and a suitable match. We begin by understanding the routines you want help with, the outcomes you are working toward and how you prefer support to be delivered inside and outside your home.
In-home support can be discussed for
- Daily routines and agreed personal activities.
- Meal preparation and household organisation.
- Shopping, appointments and essential errands.
- Building confidence with everyday tasks and decisions.
- Community access connected to daily living goals.
- Following agreed communication, mobility and safety supports.
Consistent worker matching
Tell us about your interests, language, culture, communication style, preferred schedule and the qualities you value in a worker. Matching depends on worker capability and availability, but participant preferences guide the process. We encourage early feedback so concerns can be addressed and continuity improved.
Support in your own home
Your home is a private space. We discuss access, boundaries, household customs, pets, privacy, safety and family involvement before support begins. Final activities and schedules are recorded in the service agreement.
Support that respects the whole person
Access4All welcomes participants of all ages, cultures, faiths, identities and backgrounds. We support Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander participants and acknowledge the importance of culture, family, Country and community. We also welcome people from migrant and refugee communities, including Iranian and Afghan participants. Tell us about language, cultural, gender, family or communication preferences that will help support feel safe and respectful.
Before support begins
We listen to what matters to you, confirm the service is appropriate, discuss availability and agree on responsibilities, boundaries, communication and costs. You remain involved in decisions and can provide feedback at any time.
Perth metropolitan availability
We accept enquiries from across the Perth metropolitan area. Our strongest local client communities include Cockburn, Spearwood, Kelmscott, Bertram and Baldivis, with additional support across surrounding Perth suburbs subject to capacity.
Looking for an NDIS support worker in Perth?
Access4All welcomes enquiries for in-home and community-based support workers across metropolitan Perth, including Cockburn, Spearwood, Bertram, Baldivis and Rockingham. Tell us your suburb, preferred schedule, goals and the qualities that matter in a worker so we can discuss current capacity and a suitable match.
Questions to ask before choosing a support worker
- Does the worker have the right skills, checks and experience for my needs?
- Can I discuss culture, language, gender, interests and communication preferences?
- What happens if my regular worker is unavailable?
- How are travel, cancellations, feedback and changes recorded?
- Will the agreed duties and prices be clear in my service agreement?
Frequently asked questions
What can an NDIS support worker help with?
Agreed support may include daily activities, household routines, appointments, community access and building everyday skills, depending on your plan and service agreement.
Can I request a support worker who matches my preferences?
Tell us about your communication style, routines, interests, culture and preferences. Matching depends on current team capacity, but your preferences inform the process.
How do I find an NDIS support worker near me in Perth?
Tell us your suburb, preferred days, goals and important worker preferences. We will explain current local capacity, matching and the service agreement before support starts.
Can a support worker help with shopping and appointments?
A support worker may assist with shopping, appointments, transport-related routines and community access when these activities align with the participant’s plan and agreed service scope.
What happens if the match is not right?
Raise the concern with us. We will listen, review the arrangement and discuss reasonable alternatives without affecting your right to respectful support.