E.D.X.L Disability Services Pty Ltd

E.D.X.L Disability Services Pty Ltdis a registered NDIS provider serving Kelmscott and the surrounding Western Australian communities. The organisation is dedicated to delivering high-quality, person-centred disability supports tailored to each NDIS participant’s needs, with a focus on promoting independence and wellbeing.

NDIS Registration and Service Area

As a registered NDIS provider, the organisation operates in Kelmscott and the broader WA region, offering flexible supports to local participants.

Core Services

• Accommodation and Tenancy Assistance: helping individuals secure and maintain suitable housing solutions.
• Assistance in Group or Shared Living: comprehensive daily living support within group or shared living arrangements.
• Travel and Transport Arrangements: arranging safe and reliable transport to appointments, activities, and community engagement.
• Daily Personal Activities Support: assistance with personal care routines to foster independence and dignity.
• Group and Centre Based Activities: organising engaging activities in community or centre-based settings.
• Household Tasks Assistance: help with domestic duties to maintain a comfortable home environment.
• Community, Social, and Civic Participation: enabling connection and participation within the local community.
• Life Stage Transition and Support Coordination: guiding participants through major life changes and coordinating supports.
• Development of Daily Living and Life Skills: building practical skills for greater self-management.
• Innovative Community Participation: creating new opportunities for meaningful community involvement.

Commitment and Expertise

The team delivers compassionate, effective disability support across a broad range of needs, dedicated to enhancing independence and quality of life for participants in Kelmscott. For NDIS services in Kelmscott and the wider WA region, this provider is a trusted partner. Prospective clients are invited to reach out to learn how they can support their NDIS journey.