Home routines
Discuss personal routines, daily living assistance, household tasks and other in-home support needs.
AIC Services accepts NDIS disability support enquiries across Eastern Melbourne for in-home support, community participation, SIL, respite, transport and more.
AIC Services accepts disability support enquiries from participants across Eastern Melbourne. We focus on the person first: their routines, goals, preferred communication, support environment and the practical help they want in everyday life.
Support may be delivered in the participant's home, in community settings or in other agreed environments where the requested service is available. AIC Services does not operate a public physical office in Victoria, so this page describes a broad service area rather than a branch or shopfront.
Availability can vary by support type, participant requirements, timing and staffing. Contact our team with the participant's suburb and the support being considered so we can discuss the next step.
Practical details help us understand whether the requested support can be provided safely and consistently.
Discuss personal routines, daily living assistance, household tasks and other in-home support needs.
Talk about appointments, activities, social participation and the places the participant wants support to reach.
Share communication preferences, routines and practical considerations that can help with a suitable support arrangement.
Depending on the participant’s plan, goals and current availability, enquiries may include:
Practical assistance with everyday routines and tasks in the participant's own home.
Support to access activities, appointments, social opportunities and community life.
Support for participants who need help with everyday living in a supported home environment.
Short term accommodation and respite enquiries based on participant requirements and availability.
Transport-related disability support for suitable appointments, activities and community access.
View the complete published service range and contact the team about the participant's needs.
Good support planning is not only about a suburb name. It is about understanding where support starts and finishes, the participant's usual routines, travel between home and community activities, preferred times and any access considerations that affect the day.
For participants in Eastern Melbourne, our team can discuss whether the requested support can be matched to current staffing and the agreed support environment. We avoid promising immediate coverage and instead confirm availability after understanding the enquiry.
AIC Services does not currently operate a public physical office in Victoria. This page describes a broad metropolitan service area. Where support is available, it is delivered in participants' homes, community settings or other agreed support environments.
Contact the team with the participant's suburb, support type and preferred timing so current availability can be discussed.
No. AIC Services does not currently operate a public physical office in Victoria. This page describes a broad metropolitan service area, not a branch or shopfront.
You can enquire about AIC Services published supports including in-home support, community participation, SIL, STA and respite, transport and other disability support options. Availability should be confirmed with our team.
Availability can depend on the participant location, support type, timing, participant requirements and current staffing. Contact AIC Services with those details so the team can discuss the next step.
Call 1300 023 456 or email support@aicservices.com.au and tell us the participant suburb, the support being considered and preferred days or times.
Call or email AIC Services with the participant's suburb, support needs, preferred timing and any important access or communication requirements.