NDIS SERVICE PROVIDER IN SYDNEY - 3R ANGEL CARE

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.

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Qigong and sport

Psychotherapy

Natural therapy

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Planning personal care with dignity and choice

10:00 am 9 November 2026 0 Comments
Tell your worker how you want personal care to be provided, including when they should ask before touching you or moving personal items. Agree how you will signal that you want to pause. Read More: Planning personal care with dignity and choice →

Starting an accessible activity in your community

9:00 am 9 November 2026 0 Comments
Choose an activity because it interests you. Before going, ask the venue about the entrance, toilets, seating, lighting and whether there is a quiet place to take a break. Read More: Starting an accessible activity in your community →

Planning accessible transport in Sydney

8:00 am 9 November 2026 0 Comments
Begin with a destination you want to reach and plan the journey in both directions. Check where you will wait, what the boarding conditions are and which parts you might need help with. Read More: Planning accessible transport in Sydney →

Practising a shopping trip with support

7:00 am 9 November 2026 0 Comments
Choose what you want to buy, the shop you prefer and how long you want to stay. A short list can make it easier to practise one new step at a time. Read More: Practising a shopping trip with support →

Trying volunteering before committing to a regular role

6:00 am 9 November 2026 0 Comments
Start with something you already enjoy, such as gardening, art or helping with an event. Ask the organisation if you can observe a session or try a short shift. Read More: Trying volunteering before committing to a regular role →

Planning a low-pressure social outing

5:00 am 9 November 2026 0 Comments
Think about the kind of company you enjoy. You might prefer a quiet coffee with one person to a busy group event. Choose a place where leaving early is easy. Read More: Planning a low-pressure social outing →

Turning a community participation goal into a weekly plan

4:00 am 9 November 2026 0 Comments
A broad goal like getting out more can be hard to act on. Choose a specific activity and decide what you want to do with more confidence or independence. Read More: Turning a community participation goal into a weekly plan →

SIL and SDA explained for Sydney families

3:00 am 9 November 2026 0 Comments
Supported Independent Living relates to help or supervision with daily tasks. Specialist Disability Accommodation relates to eligible specialist housing. A person may have one or both supports depending on their plan. Read More: SIL and SDA explained for Sydney families →

Questions to ask when visiting accessible accommodation

2:00 am 9 November 2026 0 Comments
Imagine an ordinary day in the property. Check whether you can reach the kitchen, bathroom and outside areas, and whether important switches and storage are within reach. Read More: Questions to ask when visiting accessible accommodation →

Preparing to move into supported accommodation

1:00 am 9 November 2026 0 Comments
Start with three dates. Note when you can access the property, when your belongings move and when support begins. Clarify who will be present at each step. Read More: Preparing to move into supported accommodation →
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