Every kind of
support we offer
From daily care at home to community outings, from independent living to employment support — here's a complete picture of what Anchor & Aim can help with.
One team.
Every service you need.
We deliver NDIS supports across daily living, community participation, independent living, employment, transport, high intensity support and community nursing — all under one roof, all delivered by the same small, careful team.
That matters because most participants don't need just one service. They need a coordinated mix. Working with one provider means one point of contact, one team who knows you, and no gaps between services.
Our complete
service list
Tap any service to read more about how it works, who it's for, and how the funding is structured. Not sure which fits? Give us a call — we'll help you work it out.
Daily Living & Personal Care
Personal care, meal preparation, cleaning, medication prompts, and the everyday support that makes home life easier — delivered with dignity and consistency.
Community Participation
Outings, social activities, hobbies, classes and community events — building connection, confidence and belonging in the world around you.
Life Skills Development
Budgeting, cooking, travel, communication, self-advocacy — the practical skills that underpin independence, learned at your pace and in real settings.
Supported Independent Living
Shared or individual homes with the right level of support — from drop-in assistance through to 24/7 on-site staff. Homes that feel genuinely yours.
Employment & Education
From exploring options through to keeping a job long-term — we support the full journey, including school leaver pathways (SLES) and returning to work.
Travel & Transport
Supported travel to appointments, work, study and community activities — including travel training that builds confidence in getting around independently.
High Intensity Support
Specialist support for participants with complex needs — mealtime management, seizure response, bowel care, manual handling and behaviour support implementation.
Community Nursing
Registered Nurse visits at home — wound care, medication review, continence assessment, chronic condition monitoring, and nursing care plan development.
Other Services
Respite, short-term accommodation, innovative community participation, assistance with innovative supports — the additional supports that round out a complete NDIS plan.
Not sure what
you need?
It's a common question — and usually the right answer isn't just one service. Most participants work with a mix that's tuned to their plan, goals and daily life. Here are the questions we find most useful when working it out together.
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Where do you most need a hand?
Is it at home (daily living), out in the world (community participation, transport), or building independence (life skills, employment)? This usually points toward the main category of support.
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What does your NDIS plan fund?
Your plan outlines which supports you have funding for — Core Supports, Capacity Building, or both. We're happy to look through it with you if you're not sure.
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Do your needs require specialist skills?
If support involves clinical tasks (wound care, catheters, complex medication) or high intensity tasks, you'll likely need a mix of standard support and either High Intensity or Community Nursing.
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Is this about right now, or a bigger change?
Some supports are ongoing (daily living, SIL). Others are episodic (community nursing for a recovery period, employment support during a job transition). Both are fine — and often sit alongside each other.
Still not sure?
Let's talk.
The quickest way to figure out what you need is a friendly conversation with us — no pressure, no commitment. We'll listen, ask the right questions, and help you map it out.