Disability support in Melbourne

Tell us what would make everyday life easier. We can discuss support at home, in your community and as you build everyday skills, shaped around your choices.

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A woman using a wheelchair alongside a support worker on a park path.

What would make your week easier?

Start with the help you want in everyday life.

Enquiries welcome from Melbourne and across Victoria. We’ll confirm availability and travel arrangements before any support is agreed.

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Support for everyday life

A little support can open up your day.

Whether it’s a morning routine, a trip into the community or learning something new, we’ll talk with you about what would make a difference.

Support worker helping a woman brush her hair.

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Personal care and daily routines

Respectful assistance with getting ready, showering, dressing and other everyday routines, shaped around your preferences.

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A woman using a bowling ramp with a support worker.

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Community access and connection

Support to get out, enjoy your interests, attend appointments and build connections in your community.

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A wheelchair user beside an accessible van and a support worker.

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Travel and transport

Practical assistance to reach the places that matter to you and build confidence with getting around.

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Household support with cleaning and laundry.

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Help around the home

Support with household tasks, meal preparation and routines that help your home work for you.

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A man practising meal preparation with a support worker.

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Life skills and independence

Build everyday skills at your pace, from shopping and cooking to communication and managing routines.

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A man and support worker being welcomed into a community setting.

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Support through change

Explore the next steps in your life, organise supports and work towards goals with practical assistance.

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The Ava Aid approach

You bring the goals.
We bring the support.

You know your life best. We take the time to understand your preferences, how you like to communicate and what you want to do next.

Our experience has shown us how much the small details matter: recognising when someone needs reassurance, allowing time to respond and adjusting support when the day changes.

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Your choices matter

Have a say in the support you receive and the goals you work towards.

Respect in every interaction

Your dignity, privacy, culture and relationships are part of how we plan support.

Clear conversations

Ask questions, discuss what’s working and speak up when something needs to change.

Getting started

Start with a conversation.

You don’t need to have every detail worked out. We’ll take the next steps together.

01 · LISTEN

Tell us what matters

Share your goals, your suburb and the kind of support you’re looking for. A family member or trusted person can join the conversation.

02 · EXPLORE

Find a good fit

We’ll discuss your preferences, funding arrangements and availability, and explain where Ava Aid may be able to help.

03 · AGREE

Plan the next steps

Before support begins, we’ll agree on the services, schedule, costs and how you’d like to review your support.

A few helpful answers

It’s okay to have questions.

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Can someone make a referral for me?

Yes. With your permission, a family member, carer or support coordinator can contact us to discuss support.

Where do you provide support?

We welcome enquiries from Melbourne and across Victoria. Tell us your suburb and the support you’re looking for. We’ll discuss availability, worker suitability and travel before support is agreed.

Do I need to know which service I need?

No. You can start by telling us what you’d like help with or what you’d like to achieve.

Let’s start with you.

A question, an enquiry or a referral — we’re ready to listen.