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 therapy

Qigong and sport

Psychotherapy

Natural therapy

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Sharing a home while keeping your own routines

12:00 am 9 November 2026 0 Comments
A shared home can work better when people know which choices are shared and which are personal. Start by talking about meals, visitors, noise and the way shared areas are used. Read More: Sharing a home while keeping your own routines →

Creating a backup plan for essential support

11:00 pm 8 November 2026 0 Comments
List the tasks you would need help with even if a worker is absent. Then identify who to contact first, who can provide backup and which arrangements need to be confirmed by the provider. Read More: Creating a backup plan for essential support →

How to give feedback to a disability provider

10:00 pm 8 November 2026 0 Comments
Describe what happened, when it happened and what you want to change. You can write it down, speak to someone or ask a person you trust to support you. Read More: How to give feedback to a disability provider →

How to set communication preferences with your support team

9:00 pm 8 November 2026 0 Comments
Tell your team how you want them to communicate. You may prefer short written messages, a phone call, an interpreter, visual prompts or extra time to respond. Read More: How to set communication preferences with your support team →

Keeping personal information private when starting supports

8:00 pm 8 November 2026 0 Comments
Before sending documents, ask why each one is needed and how the provider will store it. You can ask whether a relevant page or a written summary will do. Read More: Keeping personal information private when starting supports →

How to check an NDIS invoice before it is paid

7:00 pm 8 November 2026 0 Comments
Compare the invoice with the services you received. Check the date, start and finish times, item description and any travel or cancellation charges. Read More: How to check an NDIS invoice before it is paid →

Using a calendar to manage NDIS funding periods

6:00 pm 8 November 2026 0 Comments
If your plan has funding periods, add the start dates to your calendar. Check how much is available now before committing to extra recurring supports. Read More: Using a calendar to manage NDIS funding periods →

Preparing evidence when your support needs change

5:00 pm 8 November 2026 0 Comments
Describe the change in terms of everyday activities. Include when it started, how often it affects you and which support arrangements no longer fit. Read More: Preparing evidence when your support needs change →

Planning your next conversation about NDIS goals

4:00 pm 8 November 2026 0 Comments
Read your current goals and underline any that no longer sound like you. Choose the priorities you want to discuss and bring one example from everyday life for each. Read More: Planning your next conversation about NDIS goals →

Checking before you buy an item with NDIS funding

3:00 pm 8 November 2026 0 Comments
Before buying an item, check whether it fits the current rules, your plan and the relevant funding. Ask about uncertainty before paying, especially if the item is used in ordinary everyday life. Read More: Checking before you buy an item with NDIS funding →
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