Daily support needs
Explain the routines, personal support, household assistance or other practical tasks the participant wants help with.
AIC Services accepts NDIS disability support enquiries across South-Eastern Melbourne, including in-home support, respite, community participation, SIL and transport.
AIC Services accepts enquiries from participants across South-Eastern Melbourne who are exploring practical disability support at home, in the community or through other published AIC Services support pathways.
Our first step is to understand the participant's situation: what assistance is needed, where support would take place, preferred days and times, communication needs and the outcomes the participant wants to work towards.
AIC Services does not operate a public physical office in Victoria. Support availability is confirmed individually and can vary by service, timing, participant needs and staffing.
Practical details help us understand whether the requested support can be provided safely and consistently.
Explain the routines, personal support, household assistance or other practical tasks the participant wants help with.
If respite or STA is being considered, tell us the purpose of the stay, timing and participant support requirements.
Share the activities, appointments or community goals the participant would like support to access.
Participants and families can contact us about services such as:
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.
A local SEO page should not imply that every service is available everywhere. For that reason, AIC Services uses South-Eastern Melbourne as a broad enquiry area and confirms service availability only after the participant's needs and timing are understood.
When you contact us, practical information such as mobility or access needs, communication preferences, current supports and the participant's preferred routine can help make the discussion clearer from the beginning.
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. Support is delivered in participants' homes, community settings or other agreed environments where available.
Yes. You can ask about AIC Services short term accommodation and respite pathways. Suitability and availability depend on the participant requirements, timing and current service capacity.
AIC Services publishes in-home support and community participation services. Contact the team to discuss the participant location, support tasks and preferred timing.
Call 1300 023 456 or email support@aicservices.com.au with the participant suburb, support type and preferred timing. The team can discuss current availability and next steps.
Call or email AIC Services with the participant's suburb, support needs, preferred timing and any important access or communication requirements.