Registered NDIS Provider, Australia-Wide: Complex Disability Care Specialists
High-intensity supports, supported living and coordination, delivered to the highest NDIA quality and safety standards, right across Australia.
It aims to help people live independently, access necessary care, and participate in their communities while achieving their personal goals.
- Daily Personal Activities & In-Home Support
Help with everyday tasks, including personal care, daily routines and domestic support, to live safely and comfortably at home.
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Disability
Support
Personalised one-to-one support to build skills, manage daily life and take part in the community on your terms.
- Complex Clinical & Community Nursing
Professional nursing at home, covering medication management, health monitoring, wound care and the high-intensity clinical supports above.
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Early Intervention
Support
Targeted support to build capacity and independence early, reducing the need for higher-intensity supports later.
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Dementia &
Cognitive Support
Specialised, person-centred support focused on safety, routine and comfort for participants living with dementia or cognitive disability.
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Home
Palliative Care
Compassionate support focused on comfort, dignity and quality of life.
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Transport &
Community Participation
Safe, reliable transport and support to attend appointments, social activities and community life.
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Respite & Short Term
Support
Short-term care that gives family carers a break while your support continues seamlessly.
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24-Hour
High-Intensity Support
Round-the-clock support for participants who need continuous assistance and clinical supervision.
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24-Hour
High-Intensity Support
Round-the-clock support for participants who need continuous assistance and clinical supervision.
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Support Coordination & Specialist
(Level 3) Coordination
Support services that assist individuals in recovering safely at home after hospital discharge.
Supported Independent Living (SIL)
Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)
SDA is the specialised housing itself, purpose-built or modified “bricks and mortar” homes for participants with extreme functional impairment or very high support needs. SDA is long-term housing (not a short-term arrangement), built to defined design categories including Improved Liveability, Fully Accessible, Robust and High Physical Support. SIL support is then delivered within the SDA home.
Individualised Living Options (ILO)
ILO is our flexible, person-led alternative to traditional shared living. Instead of a fixed model, ILO is designed around how and with whom you want to live, whether that’s with a host family, a housemate, or a tailored mix of formal and informal supports. It begins with an Exploration & Design stage to map what good living looks like for you, then funds the ongoing supports to make it work. For participants who want genuine choice and control over their living arrangement, ILO is often the answer.
Medium-Term Accommodation (MTA)
MTA is transitional housing for up to 90 days, for when you’re ready to leave hospital or your current home but your long-term housing (such as an SDA build or modifications) isn’t ready yet. It bridges the gap so you’re not stuck.
Short-Term Accommodation (STA) & Respite
STA covers short stays, including respite, giving you a safe, supported place to stay while regular carers take a break, or while you trial a new living arrangement.
Frequently Asked Questions About Personal Care Services
What's the difference between a registered and non-registered NDIS provider?
Registered providers are independently audited against the NDIS Practice Standards and can support NDIA-managed, plan-managed and self-managed participants. Non-registered providers aren’t audited to those standards and can generally only work with plan-managed or self-managed participants. Ambition Health Group is fully registered as an NDIS disability service provider with High Intensity capability and nationwide reach.
Do you support participants with high-intensity or complex clinical needs?
Yes, it’s our specialty. Our team is trained against the NDIS High Intensity Support Skills Descriptors and supports ventilator care, tracheostomy, enteral (PEG) feeding, complex bowel care, complex wound management, seizure management and more.
What's the difference between SIL, SDA and ILO?
SIL is the support that helps you live independently (often in shared living). SDA is the specialised long-term housing itself. ILO is a flexible, person-led alternative that’s designed around how and with whom you want to live. We deliver all three.
Do you have SIL, SDA or ILO vacancies?
We maintain current availability and update it regularly. Contact us for live vacancy information, and support coordinators get a same-business-day response.
Can I receive NDIS services in a regional or remote area?
Yes. Starting as an NDIS provider Melbourne-based, our team has grown nationwide and now supports participants across Australia, including regional and remote areas, with flexible service options where needed.
Can I choose my own support worker?
Yes. The NDIS gives you full choice and control. We’ll match you with experienced support workers suited to your needs, and you stay in control of who supports you.
What happens if my support needs change?
You can request a plan reassessment at any time. We help you gather supporting documentation, prepare for your review, and request the right level of funding for your changed needs.
How quickly can support start?
For confirmed referrals we mobilise within days, and we hold immediate capacity for new and complex participants. Urgent hospital discharges can often start sooner.