Amicable Care provides flexible support services across Metro Perth, Mandurah and Peel regions, shaped around your individual needs, routines and goals.
You may need help with everyday activities at home, support to get out into your community, assistance with your health or guidance as you build new skills.
Your needs may also change over time. Our range of NDIS support services gives you the flexibility to access the assistance that is useful to you now, while adjusting your support as your circumstances and goals evolve.
Feeling comfortable and supported at home can make a significant difference to everyday life. The right assistance can make routines easier to manage, create more consistency throughout the day and help you feel more confident in your own space.
Support is shaped around how you live, what you prefer to do independently and where extra help is useful. The focus is on making everyday life feel more manageable while respecting your choices, routines and independence.
Support with everyday life in a shared or individual living environment, with assistance shaped around your routines, preferences and the level of independence you want to maintain.
Nursing support for health-related needs, delivered with care, attention and an understanding of how your health needs fit into your everyday life.
Respectful assistance with everyday personal routines, helping you manage daily activities while protecting your privacy, comfort and independence.
More specialised support for participants with complex daily needs, with a strong focus on safety, consistency and providing assistance in a way that feels respectful and considered.
Practical help with everyday household jobs to make your home easier to manage, more comfortable and better suited to the way you live.
Being part of your community can bring connection, confidence and more opportunities to enjoy everyday life. Having the right support can make it easier to get out, try new things and stay involved in the places and activities that matter to you.
Your support is guided by your interests, comfort level and goals. The aim is to help you participate in a way that feels natural and worthwhile, while giving you the confidence to become more involved over time.
Support to take part in social, recreational and everyday activities that help you stay connected, involved and active in your community.
Support to explore new interests, build confidence and develop stronger community connections through activities that reflect your goals and preferences.
Reliable assistance getting to appointments, activities and other important destinations, helping you stay connected to the people and places that matter to you.
Building independence often starts with practical skills, confidence and having the right support around you. Capacity building is about helping you strengthen your ability to manage everyday life, make decisions and work towards goals that matter to you.
The focus is on developing capability over time rather than simply completing tasks for you. Support is tailored to the areas where you want to grow, with progress shaped around your pace, priorities and everyday circumstances.
Guidance to help you understand your NDIS plan, explore your options and connect with supports that align with your needs, goals and circumstances.
Practical support to build everyday skills, confidence and independence in areas such as routines, decision-making and managing day-to-day life.
The early years are an important time for learning, development and building confidence. The right support can help children take part more fully in everyday routines, family life and their community while developing skills that support their growth.
Support is shaped around the individual child, their stage of development and what is meaningful for their family. The focus is on creating practical opportunities to build skills through everyday experiences and familiar routines.
Therapeutic support can help you work towards goals that improve everyday functioning, confidence and participation. The focus is on making support practical and relevant to your life, so the work you do connects with the things that matter to you day to day.
Your goals, circumstances and existing supports all help shape the approach. The aim is to build progress that feels useful in everyday life and supports greater independence over time.