Personalised Care Across Daily Life Settings
Access in-home assistance, community participation, nursing care, support staffing in shared living arrangements, support to find suitable housing and Plan Management for children, young people and adults.
Australian Inclusion Care Solution
Across Greater Adelaide, Australian Inclusion Care Solution provides NDIS and disability support for children, young people, adults and families.
As a registered NDIS provider, we assist with daily life at home, community participation, community nursing, support staffing in shared living arrangements, support to find suitable housing and Plan Management.
Participants, families and professional referrers can discuss individual needs and explore services suited to their circumstances. Enquiries are welcomed from support coordinators, plan managers, case managers, schools, hospitals and allied health professionals.
Our Services
Explore practical, personalised support designed around individual goals, daily routines and changing circumstances, with clear guidance for participants, families and professional referrers across Greater Adelaide seeking suitable NDIS assistance options.
Why Choose Australian Inclusion Care Solution?
Choosing Australian Inclusion Care Solution means receiving support from a team that values cultural respect, dependable service and straightforward communication.
The team brings over 10 years of experience working with children and families, including NDIS-related experience, and includes trained social workers, support staff and AHPRA-registered nurses.
Support is planned around personal goals, routines and care requirements, with practical flexibility and attention to each participant’s circumstances. Expect clear guidance, realistic expectations and respectful decision-making throughout.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find clear answers about eligibility, service availability, support options, locations, nursing care, housing assistance and the enquiry process, so you can make informed decisions with confidence before getting in touch.
Are you a registered NDIS provider?
Yes. We are a registered NDIS provider offering disability and NDIS support in Greater Adelaide. Registration does not mean every service will suit every participant, so we discuss individual needs, location, staffing and service availability before confirming an arrangement.
Who can you support in Adelaide?
We support children, young people and adults, as well as families caring for an NDIS participant. We also welcome enquiries from support coordinators, plan managers, case managers, hospitals, schools and allied health professionals seeking appropriate support for someone they assist.
What types of support do you provide?
We provide in-home support, community participation and access, Community Nursing Care, support staff for SIL or shared living arrangements, support to find suitable housing and Plan Management. Support is discussed according to each participant’s goals, routines, needs and circumstances.
10+ Years
Relevant experience supporting children, families and NDIS needs.
3–5 Days
We respond by phone and email within three to five business days.
5 Services
Five support options cover home, community, nursing and planning.
3 Roles
Social workers, support staff and AHPRA-registered nurses assist.
Make an enquiry
Call 0409 393 922 or send an enquiry through our website contact form.
We get in touch
We get in touch by phone and email within three to five business days.
Discuss your needs
We discuss your needs, location, availability, and the right supports.
What Clients Say
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We were looking for in-home support that would respect our child’s routines and make daily tasks feel more manageable. We chose the team because they listened carefully and explained what could realistically be arranged. Communication with our family stayed clear throughout. The support felt thoughtful, practical and suited to our circumstances, giving us more confidence about how everyday assistance could fit into home life.
I wanted support to become more involved in my community without feeling rushed or overlooked. I chose this provider because the conversation focused on my interests, comfort and goals. The staff took time to understand what mattered to me and discussed suitable ways to participate. I felt included in the planning, and community activities became easier to approach with clearer support around me.
After leaving hospital, we needed community nursing care that could be discussed calmly and arranged around the person’s actual needs. We chose the team because AHPRA-registered nurses were available for relevant support and the service boundaries were explained clearly. The nursing conversations were professional and reassuring. We felt better informed about ongoing care, monitoring and the practical support that could be considered at home.
Medication support concerned our family, and we wanted a provider that would discuss it carefully. We chose this team because they asked about individual needs, existing arrangements and nursing suitability instead of making broad promises. Communication was clear and respectful. We gained a clearer understanding of what community nursing support could include and what needed agreement before services began.
I already lived in a shared arrangement and needed dependable support staff, not accommodation. I chose this provider because they understood the difference between shared living support and housing. The discussion focused on routines, personal care and practical assistance within the home. That clarity reduced confusion and helped me feel more confident discussing the staffing support I actually needed with them.
Our family needed guidance while exploring suitable housing, without unrealistic promises about properties or placements. We chose the team because they were open about what they could and could not provide. The conversation remained practical and respectful. We felt supported in clarifying the participant’s needs and understanding how help to find suitable housing could fit within the wider support discussion.
I was looking for Plan Management and wanted straightforward information rather than complicated financial language. I chose this provider because the service was presented clearly, without claims that had not been discussed. The team listened to my questions and explained that details would depend on the agreed arrangement. I felt comfortable taking the next step because the conversation was transparent, organised and easy to follow.
As a support coordinator, I needed a provider that would communicate clearly and consider the participant’s goals, location and support requirements before confirming anything. I chose to enquire because the information was specific and realistic. The response helped me understand which supports could be explored and what details were needed. That made it easier to continue the referral conversation with the participant and family.
Finding culturally aware disability support mattered to us because respect and understanding affect how comfortable a person feels with care. We chose this team because they spoke about individual routines, preferences and family involvement without making assumptions. The conversation felt considerate and professional. We appreciated being heard, and the support discussion reflected the participant’s circumstances rather than using a one-size-fits-all approach.
Clear communication mattered because several family members and professionals were involved in the participant’s support. We chose this provider because they welcomed relevant information and explained expectations in plain language. Questions were handled calmly, without unsupported promises. The process felt easier to follow, giving everyone a clearer understanding of the support being discussed and the next step in the enquiry.
I needed help with daily routines, meal preparation and practical skills at home. I chose this provider because the conversation centred on what I wanted to do more confidently and where assistance would be useful. The approach felt flexible without being vague. I was involved in discussing the support, and it felt connected to my routines rather than based on a standard task list.
We were seeking support for a young person to attend appointments, shop more confidently and take part in education-related activities. We chose the team because they discussed each situation separately, including practical arrangements and availability. The young person’s preferences were taken seriously throughout. We valued the clear planning approach, which made community access feel more organised and better connected to their goals and everyday life.
Start With the Information That Matters
Every participant’s circumstances are different. Sharing clear information about the support needed, preferred routines, important health considerations and current living arrangements helps create a more useful first conversation.
Families and professional referrers can also explain who is involved, what has already been arranged and any practical concerns that may affect service suitability. This allows the enquiry to focus on relevant options from the beginning.
- The support currently needed
- Preferred routines and communication needs
- Important health or nursing considerations
- Current home or shared living arrangements
- People involved in planning support
Share Your Support Needs
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