In-Home Support

Our team supports you with everyday routines, personal care and practical tasks at home — so you can live safely, comfortably and with the independence you choose.

Making home life easier

Our in-home care services can make daily life feel more manageable, especially when routines, personal care, meals or recovery feel harder to manage alone. Our support is practical, respectful and shaped around what helps you feel comfortable in your own space.

Personal care

Need support with personal tasks?

We can help with daily personal care in a respectful way that feels safe, calm and suited to your routine.

Help in the home

Require a bit of extra help around your home?

Our team assist with everyday household tasks so your home feels cleaner, easier to manage and more comfortable.

Respite for carers

Are you a carer needing a well-deserved break?

We can provide short-term support so carers can take a break while their loved one is cared for safely.

Meal preparation

Looking for assistance to prepare healthy, nutritious meals?

Our team can support you with simple meal planning, preparation and cooking in a way that suits your needs.

Discharge support

Just out of hospital and need temporary support?

We can help with daily tasks, personal care and routines while you recover and settle back in at home.

Everyday help, right at home

Our in-home care services support you with daily routines, personal care, meals and recovery — practical, respectful help that fits your own space and your own way of doing things.

See how each of services can help you in your life

Personal Care

Personal care support can help with daily tasks such as showering, dressing, grooming, hygiene and mobility. These are personal moments, so they need to be handled with patience, dignity and care. We work at your pace, respect your preferences and support you in a way that helps you feel comfortable and in control.

Mealtime Management

Some participants need extra support at mealtimes — from low-level support like shopping for the right foods and preparing meals to suit dietary needs, through to more complex needs such as a texture-modified diet or managing swallowing difficulties. SupportedPlus is a registered provider of Mealtime Management support. We work closely with your treating health professional to plan, shop for and prepare meals safely, exactly as your Mealtime Management Plan requires.

Our team is trained to prepare and provide meals according to your individual plan. Your support worker can recognise the signs of a mealtime safety incident and respond quickly and appropriately. Whatever level of support you need, we’re ready to welcome you.

Household Tasks

SupportedPlus helps with everyday household tasks. This includes cleaning, laundry, tidying, changing linen and keeping your living space safe and comfortable. Support is provided respectfully, with attention to how you like things done and left in your home.

Discharge Support

Discharge support provides practical assistance with daily routines, meals, personal care and settling back into home life. This helps you recover and ease back into your routine with the right support around you

Respite for Carers

Short-term, safe respite that gives carers a much needed break while participants build skills, stay engaged and continue receiving consistent, dignified support in their absence.


Caring for someone matters deeply. It can also be physically and emotionally demanding. Our respite supports give carers time to rest, recover and manage personal commitments, while the participant continues to receive safe, respectful and consistent support. We keep communication clear throughout, so everyone involved stays informed, confident and at ease.

Trying to find support that fits?

Get support that makes sense for your day, not just your plan.

Cleaner / Support Worker

A combined role — high-quality cleaning, with the chance to provide low-level support.

 

As a Cleaner / Support Worker at SupportedPlus, you will primarily provide high-quality domestic cleaning in participants’ homes, with the opportunity to provide low-level community and in-home support as needed. This role suits someone who takes pride in a clean, well-kept home and also enjoys connecting with people and helping out wherever it’s needed.

 

About SupportedPlus

SupportedPlus is a registered NDIS provider delivering consistent, community based disability support across Corowa, Rutherglen, Howlong, Albury-Wodonga and surrounding communities. We grew from a real need in our region — for dependable workers, meaningful communication and disability services that understood local life from the inside out. Our approach is shaped around real local needs, with support that is personal, respectful and built on trust. Our values are honesty and trust, respect and inclusion, responsibility and courage, excellence, hope and collaboration.

 

How We Work, and the People We Support

We respect each participant’s choices, culture, identity and voice, so support is safe, dignified and genuinely theirs. Participants are always involved in decisions about their own support — our team’s role is to listen, learn each person’s routine, and deliver support with respect, every time.

The people we support range in age from 17 years and upwards, and may be living with physical mobility challenges, neurological or cognitive conditions, intellectual disability, autism spectrum disorder, acquired brain injury, mental health conditions, or psycho-social disability, including high and complex support needs. Support is delivered flexibly across different days and hours, in participants’ own homes and communities.

 

Role Responsibilities

  1. Cleaning (Primary)

Your main responsibility is routine domestic cleaning in participants’ homes, including:

  • Vacuuming carpets and mopping or sweeping hard floors
  • Tidying rooms, emptying bins and removing waste and recyclables
  • Cleaning and disinfecting kitchens, bathrooms and toilets
  • Cleaning windows and glass surfaces
  • Using cleaning products safely and in line with health and safety requirements
  • Documenting cleaning activities as instructed, and following WHS and infection control practices
  1. Support Work (Secondary, low-level needs)

You may also be requested to provide low-level support to participants, which may include:

  • Assisting with daily living tasks and building participant independence
  • Supporting access to community activities, outings and recreation
  • Providing domestic assistance
  • Accompanying participants on community access activities and transport assistance
  • Always upholding participant dignity, privacy and choice

 

A note on the new SIL Practice Standards

From 1 July 2026, new SIL Practice Standards apply across the sector, with a strong focus on participant choice, control and supported decision making. At SupportedPlus this reflects how we already work, and we provide the training and briefing you need to perform tasks with confidence.

 

About You

We are looking for someone who:

  • Takes real pride in their cleaning work and has an eye for detail
  • Is warm, friendly and genuinely enjoys working with people
  • Treats everyone with dignity and respect
  • Is reliable, honest and trustworthy
  • Stays calm and positive in all situations
  • Respects privacy, confidentiality and individual values
  • Is open to learning and happy to take on new challenges

This is a casual position, reporting to the Directors at SupportedPlus.

 

Selection Criteria

  1. i) Essential
  • Awareness of safe and responsible cleaning practices, including safe chemical handling
  • Ability to handle moderately heavy equipment
  • Demonstrated honesty and integrity, with strong communication skills
  • A genuine commitment to the rights, dignity and inclusion of people with disability
  1. ii) Mandatory Checks
  • Valid Driver’s Licence and a reliable, registered and insured vehicle
  • National Police Check
  • NDIS Worker Screening Clearance
  • NDIS Worker Orientation Module Certificate
  • Current First Aid and CPR Certificate (or willingness to obtain)
  • Current COVID Vaccination Certificate
  • A mobile phone or device with data access
  • Physical Requirements

This role requires a basic to moderate level of physical fitness. Physical tasks may include reaching, bending, kneeling, lifting and accompanying participants on community outings.

 

Equal Employment Opportunity

SupportedPlus is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer, committed to building a workplace culture that values diversity and inclusion.

 

What We Offer

  • A supportive, inclusive team where you are genuinely valued
  • Flexible work arrangements that support a healthy work and family balance — we understand that life outside work matters, and we work with you to find a roster that fits your life
  • The chance to make a real, visible difference in your own local community
  • Opportunities for ongoing training and professional development
  • The opportunity to work close to home, alongside people you may already know
  • A varied role that combines hands-on cleaning with genuine community connection

 

Apply now — join us in keeping homes comfortable and communities connected.

Personal Carer

As a Personal Carer, you will provide hands-on personal care — including showering, dressing, toileting and bed or mobility transfers to help participants feel comfortable, safe and respected in their own home. This role suits someone naturally warm and gentle, who takes genuine pride in providing dignified attentive care.

 

About SupportedPlus

SupportedPlus is a registered NDIS provider delivering consistent, community based disability support across Corowa, Rutherglen, Howlong, Albury-Wodonga and surrounding communities. We grew from a real need in our region — for dependable workers, meaningful communication and disability services that understood local life from the inside out. Our approach is shaped around real local needs, with support that is personal, respectful and built on trust. Our values are honesty and trust, respect and inclusion, responsibility and courage, excellence, hope and collaboration.

 

How We Work and the People We Support

We respect each participant’s choices, culture, identity and voice, so support is safe, dignified and genuinely theirs. Participants are always involved in decisions about their own support — our team’s role is to listen, learn each person’s routine, and deliver support with respect, every time.

The people we support range in age from 17 years and upwards, and may be living with physical mobility challenges, neurological or cognitive conditions, intellectual disability, autism spectrum disorder, acquired brain injury, mental health conditions, or psycho-social disability, including high and complex support needs. Support is delivered flexibly across different days and hours, in participants’ own homes and communities.

 

Role Responsibilities

As a Personal Carer, your work centres on direct, hands-on personal care. You will:

  • Assist participants with personal and hygiene care, including showering, dressing and grooming
  • Provide continence and toileting support with dignity, patience and respect
  • Assist with eating, drinking and meal support where required
  • Support safe mobility and transfers, including the use of hoists or other equipment where trained
  • Provide support with medication needs in line with participant care plans and training
  • Support daily living routines and personal hygiene as part of each participant’s individual plan
  • Always uphold participant dignity, privacy, choice and decision making in every interaction

 

A note on the new SIL Practice Standards

From 1 July 2026, new SIL Practice Standards apply across the sector, with a strong focus on participant choice, control and supported decision making. At SupportedPlus this reflects how we already work, and we provide the training and briefing you need to deliver support with confidence.

 

About You

We are looking for someone who:

  • Has experience providing personal care to people with disability
  • Is confident and competent providing intimate personal care with sensitivity and respect
  • Builds trusted relationships with participants and their families
  • Brings genuine warmth, patience and compassion to every interaction
  • Is self-aware, calm and emotionally steady, including in challenging moments
  • Respects cultural diversity and individual values
  • Is open to ongoing learning and training

This is a casual position, reporting to the Directors at SupportedPlus.

 

Selection Criteria

  1. i) Essential
  • Certificate III in Individual Support (Personal Care) or Certificate IV in Disability or equivalent experience
  • Demonstrated experience providing personal care, including hygiene and continence support
  • Strong communication skills and a demonstrated ability to maintain confidentiality and privacy
  • Ability to work safely within a buddy system where required
  1. ii) Mandatory Checks
  • NDIS Worker Screening Check (or application in progress)
  • NDIS Worker Orientation Module Certificate
  • National Police Check
  • Valid Driver’s Licence and a reliable, registered and insured vehicle
  • Current First Aid and CPR Certificate (or willingness to obtain)
  • Current COVID Vaccination Certificate

 

Physical Requirements

This role requires a good level of physical fitness. Physical tasks may include reaching, bending, pushing, kneeling, lifting and providing physical assistance with mobility and transfers.

 

Equal Employment Opportunity

SupportedPlus is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer, committed to building a workplace culture that values diversity and inclusion.

 

What We Offer

  • A supportive, inclusive team where you are genuinely valued
  • Flexible work arrangements that support a healthy work and family balance — we understand that life outside work matters, and we work with you to find a roster that fits your life
  • The chance to make a real, visible difference in your own local community
  • Opportunities for ongoing training and professional development
  • The opportunity to work close to home, alongside people you may already know
  • Full training and ongoing support around personal care and medication procedures

 

Apply now — join us in helping participants live their best life.

Support worker

As a Disability Support Worker, you will help participants live the life they choose — in their home and their community. You will assist participants build skills, stay connected to their community and work towards their personal goals through hands-on flexible support. This role suits someone who genuinely enjoys people, feels at home in the community and finds real satisfaction in helping someone grow in confidence and independence.

 

About SupportedPlus

SupportedPlus is a registered NDIS provider delivering consistent, community based disability support across Corowa, Rutherglen, Howlong, Albury-Wodonga and surrounding communities. We grew from a real need in our region — for dependable workers, meaningful communication and disability services that understood local life from the inside out. Our approach is shaped around real local needs, with support that is personal, respectful and built on trust. Our values are honesty and trust, respect and inclusion, responsibility and courage, excellence, hope and collaboration.

 

How We Work and the People We Support

We respect each participant’s choices, culture, identity and voice, so support is safe, dignified and genuinely theirs. Participants are always involved in decisions about their own support. Our team’s role is to listen, learn each person’s routine, and deliver support with respect.

The people we support range in age from 17 years and upwards, and may be living with physical mobility challenges, neurological or cognitive conditions, intellectual disability, autism spectrum disorder, acquired brain injury, mental health conditions, or psycho-social disability, including high and complex support needs. Support is delivered flexibly across different days and hours, in participants’ own homes and communities.

 

Role Responsibilities

As a Support Worker, your work centres on community access and capacity building — mentoring participants and helping them build the skills and confidence to live the life they choose.

 

You will:

  • Support participants to access community activities, outings, recreation and social events
  • Help participants build life skills including budgeting, cooking, communication and self-advocacy
  • Provide mentoring and coaching to help participants work towards their personal and employment goals
  • Support social and civic participation, including group activities such as swimming, cooking, lawn bowls and community events
  • Assist with domestic tasks and tenancy support where required
  • Provide transport assistance and accompany participants on outings and supported holidays
  • Provide close, calm and consistent support for participants with high or complex support needs, including behaviour support where required
  • Always uphold participant dignity, privacy, choice and decision making

 

A note on the new SIL Practice Standards

From 1 July 2026, new SIL Practice Standards apply across the sector, with a strong focus on participant choice, control and supported decision making. At SupportedPlus this reflects how we already work, and we provide the training and briefing you need to deliver support with confidence.

 

About You

We are looking for someone who:

  • Has experience supporting people with disability, including high or complex needs
  • Builds trusted, respectful relationships with participants and their families
  • Is passionate about empowering people to live independently at home and in their community
  • Stays calm, patient and composed in challenging situations
  • Has strong organisational skills and works well with self-direction
  • Respects cultural diversity and individual values
  • Is open to ongoing learning and training

This is a casual position, reporting to the Directors at SupportedPlus.

 

Selection Criteria

  1. i) Essential
  • Certificate IV in Disability, Community Services or Mental Health, or Certificate III in Individual Support — or equivalent experience
  • Strong communication skills and a demonstrated ability to maintain confidentiality and privacy
  • A genuine, person-centred approach to care, grounded in respect and empathy
  1. ii) Mandatory Checks
  • NDIS Worker Screening Check (or application in progress)
  • NDIS Worker Orientation Module Certificate
  • National Police Check
  • Valid Driver’s Licence and a reliable, registered and insured vehicle
  • Current First Aid and CPR Certificate (or willingness to obtain)
  • Current COVID Vaccination Certificate

 

Physical Requirements

This role requires a good level of physical fitness. Physical tasks may include reaching, bending, pushing, kneeling, lifting, and accompanying participants on active community outings.

 

Equal Employment Opportunity

SupportedPlus is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer, committed to building a workplace culture that values diversity and inclusion.

 

What We Offer

  • A supportive, inclusive team where you are genuinely valued
  • Flexible work arrangements that support a healthy work and family balance — we understand that life outside work matters, and we work with you to find a roster that fits your life
  • The chance to make a real, visible difference in your own local community
  • Opportunities for ongoing training and professional development
  • The opportunity to work close to home, alongside people you may already know
  • Variety in your day — every shift looks a little different

 

We acknowledge the Bangerang, Wiradjuri and Yorta Yorta peoples as Traditional Owners of the land on which we work, and pay respect to Elders past, present and future.

 

Apply now — join us in helping participants live their best life.

Cleaner

As a Cleaner at SupportedPlus, you will keep participants’ homes clean, safe and comfortable through consistent, high-quality domestic cleaning. This role suits someone with a genuine eye for detail who takes pride in a job well done and enjoys bringing a smile to the people they help.

 

About SupportedPlus

SupportedPlus is a registered NDIS provider delivering consistent, community based disability support across Corowa, Rutherglen, Howlong, Albury-Wodonga and surrounding communities. We grew from a real need in our region — for dependable workers, meaningful communication and disability services that understood local life from the inside out. Our approach is shaped around real local needs, with support that is personal, respectful and built on trust. Our values are honesty and trust, respect and inclusion, responsibility and courage, excellence, hope and collaboration.

 

Role Responsibilities

Your work focuses on domestic cleaning in participants’ homes. You will:

  • Vacuum carpets and sweep or mop floors
  • Tidy rooms, empty waste bin, and remove rubbish and recyclables
  • Clean and disinfect kitchens, bathrooms and toilets
  • Clean windows and other glass surfaces when required
  • Use cleaning products safely and in line with health and safety requirements
  • Document cleaning activities as instructed
  • Follow all WHS regulations and infection control practices

 

About You

We are looking for someone who:

  • Takes real pride in their cleaning work and has a strong eye for detail
  • Is reliable, honest and trustworthy
  • Understands and respects the importance of participants’ homes and privacy
  • Is comfortable working independently and managing their own time well
  • Is open to learning and happy to take on new tasks

This is a casual position, reporting to the Directors at SupportedPlus.

 

Selection Criteria

  1. i) Essential
  • An awareness of safe and responsible cleaning practices
  • An understanding of safe chemical handling and Material Safety Data Sheets
  • Ability to handle moderately heavy cleaning equipment
  • Demonstrated honesty and integrity
  • Proven cleaning experience is an advantage but not essential
  1. ii) Mandatory Checks
  • Valid Driver’s Licence and a reliable, registered and insured vehicle
  • National Police Check
  • NDIS Worker Screening Clearance
  • NDIS Worker Orientation Module Certificate
  • A mobile phone or device with data access

 

Physical Requirements

This role requires a basic level of physical fitness.

Physical tasks may include reaching, bending, kneeling and lifting.

 

Equal Employment Opportunity

SupportedPlus is an Equal Employment Opportunity employer, committed to building a workplace culture that values diversity and inclusion.

 

What We Offer

  • A supportive, inclusive team where you are genuinely valued
  • Flexible work arrangements that support a healthy work and family balance — we understand that life outside work matters, and we work with you to find a roster that fits your life
  • The chance to make a real, visible difference in your own local community
  • Opportunities for ongoing training and professional development
  • The opportunity to work close to home, alongside people you may already know
  • Competitive remuneration for a focused, hands-on role

 

Apply now — join us in creating safe, comfortable homes for the people we support.