Where support is needed
Tell us the participant suburb and whether support is mainly at home, in the community or across several settings.
AIC Services accepts NDIS disability support enquiries across Northern Melbourne for participant-focused in-home, community, respite, SIL and transport support.
AIC Services accepts disability support enquiries across Northern Melbourne and works with participants, families and support networks to understand the type of assistance being considered.
The conversation can cover home routines, community participation, transport, respite, supported living and other published AIC Services support pathways. We also ask about preferred timing, communication needs and any practical access considerations that should be understood before support begins.
There is no public AIC Services office in Victoria. Northern Melbourne is a broad service-area description, and current availability is confirmed case by case.
Practical details help us understand whether the requested support can be provided safely and consistently.
Tell us the participant suburb and whether support is mainly at home, in the community or across several settings.
Describe the routines, goals, appointments, community activities or daily tasks involved.
Share preferred days, times and whether the need is one-off, short term or recurring.
AIC Services publishes a range of disability supports, including:
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.
Participants can have very different support needs even when they live in the same part of Melbourne. A useful enquiry therefore includes more than a location. It should also explain the person's routines, preferred communication, goals and any risks or access needs relevant to support delivery.
Our team can then discuss whether the requested support is within AIC Services' published services and whether current staffing and timing can support 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 or branch in Victoria. This page describes a broad metropolitan service area.
Yes. AIC Services publishes in-home support and daily living assistance services. Current availability depends on the participant requirements, timing and staffing.
Yes. Tell us what the participant wants to access in the community and any transport-related support being considered. The team can explain relevant published service options.
Provide the participant suburb, support type, preferred schedule and any important communication, mobility, access or routine information that will help us understand the enquiry.
Call or email AIC Services with the participant's suburb, support needs, preferred timing and any important access or communication requirements.