Share the CareAt home and in the community

What can a support worker help with?

Compare the four support groups on Share the Care’s NDIS registration and see practical examples of each.

Two adults choosing clothes as part of a morning routine; one uses a walking cane.

Personal care & daily living

Help with showering, dressing, grooming, meals and other personal routines. You decide what you do yourself and where a worker assists.

  • Morning and evening routines
  • Eating and drinking
  • How assistance is given
See tasks, questions and costs
Everyday meal preparation together at home.

Help around the home

Help with cleaning, laundry, grocery shopping and meal preparation. Agree the priorities and what can be done in the booked time.

  • Cleaning
  • Laundry and household organisation
  • Shopping and meals
See tasks, questions and costs
Two adults enjoying a park outing together.

Community & social support

Support to go to a group, see friends, shop, visit the library or take part in another activity you choose.

  • People and places
  • Interests and activities
  • Everyday errands
See tasks, questions and costs
Two adults planning an accessible train journey together.

Transport & appointments

A worker can help plan and complete a trip to an appointment, shop, activity or other everyday destination.

  • Before leaving
  • Getting there
  • At the destination
See tasks, questions and costs

Compare all four at a glance.

The official register lists personal activities, household tasks, community participation and travel or transport.

Open the printable provider overview
Everyday support at a glance
SupportPractical examplesBefore starting
Personal care & daily living Support with showering, dressing and grooming; Help with meals and everyday routinesThe routines that matter to you; Your preferences for a support worker
Help around the home Everyday cleaning and laundry; Help with meal preparationWhich household tasks you need support with; What you would like to do alongside your worker
Community & social support Getting to activities, groups and community events; Support on shopping trips and social outingsThe activities you enjoy or want to try; Whether you prefer one-to-one or group support
Transport & appointments Support to attend appointments; Help getting to shopping and community activitiesYour destination and timing; Mobility equipment and vehicle suitability

On a small screen, scroll the table sideways. A registration group does not confirm current capacity or that every task is suitable.

Need more than one kind of support?

List the parts of the week where help is needed. The tasks may sit across more than one support group, and each still needs a suitable worker, schedule and price.

Describe where support needs to happen