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In-Home Care for People with Autism

Enjoy living in your own space while receiving the supports and care you deserve. United For Care provides quality in-home care for people with Autism under the NDIS, creating a supportive environment to help you achieve a fulfilling and independent life.

Autism

Disability Support you can trust

Our trusted and trained support workers can provide a range of services, from helping you with daily activities to overnight care and social support.

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Personal Care
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Help Around the House
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Community Connections
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Our Approach

A team that truly cares

We specialise in matching you with the perfect Support Worker to ensure personalised and compassionate care.

Community connections

We’re firm believers in the strength of community. We're here to support you to find a place in your community and help you reach your goals.

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Commitment to quality

We have a dedicated Service Delivery team who ensure the highest standards of care are maintained at every step of the journey.

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Our Support Office Team

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How Our Home Care Services Can Help People with Autism

United For Care offers a wide range of services specifically designed to support people with Autism. Our team ensures each service is provided with utmost care and professionalism, always keeping each specific need of every person in mind.

Services

  • Personal Care — Customised care plans that respect individual routines and preferences when it comes to daily activities, ensuring that they feel in control and comfortable with the assistance they receive.
  • Help Around the House — Carers provide hands-on assistance with chores and household tasks, helping people with Autism manage and complete these activities stress-free.
  • Overnight Care — Continuous monitoring and support to address any needs or safety concerns that arise during the night, providing peace of mind for families knowing their loved ones are safe and supported.
  • Transport — Carers can accompany people with Autism or provide reliable and safe transport options. Drivers are trained to handle various mobility needs for secure and hassle-free travel experiences.
  • Community Connections — Personalised support to help people with Autism engage in meaningful activities within and outside their homes, enabling them to build and strengthen social networks.

Benefits

In-home care has numerous advantages for people with Autism, allowing them to receive the necessary support without having to leave their familiar environment. This type of care ensures that people can continue living in a setting that they are comfortable with, which is particularly important for those with Autism. Some key benefits include:

  • Reduced Anxiety — Moving into a new environment can be highly stressful and disruptive for people with Autism. The familiar surroundings make it easier for people with Autism to manage daily activities and routines, making them feel safer and more secure.
  • Flexibility — Care schedules can be adjusted to fit the individual routines and activities, providing a level of flexibility that is often not possible in institutional settings.
  • Family Involvement — Families can be more involved in the care process when it is provided at home which helps improve support and communication dynamics between the individual and their family, leading to better overall outcomes.  
  • Cost-Effective — In-home care is often more affordable than residential facilities, allowing families to allocate resources effectively while ensuring their loved ones receive the tailored support they need.
  • Community Integration — In-home care encourages participation in community activities and social interactions. People with Autism can continue to engage with their community, attend local events, and maintain social connections, which are essential for their overall well-being and development.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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Reviews

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I’m here, I’m safe and I’ve got a place
to call home. I’ve got an incredible care team around me that understand my needs and it’s amazing! Very grateful for United for Care!

Carissa

Participant
This team is the Gold Standard. The staff have a good handle on comorbidity of cognitive impairment, mental health, substance use and challenging behaviours.

Lee Wilson

Justice Advocacy Service
Beacon of hope for our family when my sister suffered a stroke that left her non-verbal and with a permanent physical disability. Their dedicated and compassionate team provided quality care and emotional support, bringing hope and normalcy back into our lives.

Kim

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