3rd Angel Care registered with the NDIS (National Disability Insurance Scheme) based in Sydney specializing in Disability Support Services, Disability Accommodation, Community Engagement, Home Helpers, Allied Health and Home Care. call 0403 289 805
OUR SERVICE
• Transport – for medical and other appointments
• Companionship
• Accommodation/Tenancy
• Personal services including dressing & grooming, bathroom assistance
• Medication assistance to ensure the proper medication at the correct times
• Domestic assistance, including cooking assistance & meal preparation, washing and ironing
• Skills building to help our clients manage cooking, cleaning, getting dressed, using a computer/phone independently, accessing public transport and the like
OUR MISSION
Our mission is to empower you in your choices to live your life to the fullest.
A new plan can feel like a stack of decisions. Start by marking the plan dates, the contact listed on the plan and how each part of your funding is managed. Then pick one support that would make next week easier. Read More: Your first week with an NDIS plan →
How to choose between NDIS funding management options
Choose one support you need and describe it in plain language. Include your suburb, preferred times, communication needs and what a good shift would look like. Read More: How to compare NDIS providers in Sydney →
How to read an NDIS service agreement
5:00 pm 9 November 2026
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A service agreement is most useful when you can explain it back in your own words. Identify what is being delivered, when it starts, how much it costs and how either party can change or end it. Read More: How to read an NDIS service agreement →
Planning your first support worker visit
4:00 pm 9 November 2026
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The first visit is a chance to see how you and the worker communicate. Choose one or two tasks you would like help with and tell the worker what you prefer to do yourself. Read More: Planning your first support worker visit →
Writing a one-page support profile
3:00 pm 9 November 2026
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A one-page profile can spare you from repeating the same information to new workers. Include your preferred name, communication method, routines, likes and the people to contact if plans change. Read More: Writing a one-page support profile →
Changes are easier when you know who will arrive, when they will come and what they already know about your support. Ask the provider for an introduction where possible. Read More: Preparing for a change of support worker →
