About Spirited Care
Spirited Care operates as a registered NDIS provider delivering supports to residents of Holder, ACT, and the broader Canberra region. The service focuses on helping participants improve daily living, independence, and overall well‑being through a wide range of supports. By tailoring assistance to individual goals, Spirited Care aims to enable clients to participate more fully in their communities and maintain a safe, comfortable home environment.
NDIS Services
- Assistance with Travel and Transport Arrangements: Support with travel planning and arranging transport to appointments and activities.
- Daily Personal Activities: Help with daily personal care tasks and routines.
- Household Tasks: Assistance with domestic duties to maintain a comfortable home.
- Community Participation: Support to engage in social, civic, and local activities.
- Life Transitions and Support Management: Guidance during life changes and coordination of supports.
- Behaviour Support: Strategies to manage behaviour and promote positive change.
- Development of Daily Living and Life Skills: Programs to build independence and practical life skills.
- Innovative Community Participation: Creative approaches to connecting with the community.
- Therapeutic Supports: Specialist therapeutic interventions tailored to needs.
- Plan Management: Assistance with managing NDIS funding and budgets.
- Support Coordination: Help coordinating NDIS services and supports effectively.
- Professional Support: Access to qualified professionals including Accountants/Bookkeepers, Cleaners, Disability Support Workers (including Mental Health or Peer Workers), Gardeners, Social Workers, and Welfare Workers.
The team recognises the varied needs of NDIS participants and delivers tailored, person-centred supports to help clients live more independently in Holder and the broader ACT.
Find out how Spirited Care can support your NDIS journey; get in touch to explore services available in Holder, ACT. We welcome your questions and initial consultations.
