About Care2You
A registered NDIS provider, working with people with disability right across Australia.
Our story
Care2You Support Services Pty Ltd was founded from personal experience, with family members living with disability.
Through seeing firsthand the challenges, needs and opportunities involved in accessing the right support, we came to understand how meaningful compassionate, reliable and person-centred care can be in improving a person's quality of life and independence.
These experiences inspired us to create Care2You as a service that genuinely cares for the people we support and their families.
Our mission is to provide respectful, individualised support that helps every participant feel valued, empowered and included in their community.
How we work
Before we talk about services, we want to understand what's actually going on. What's hard at the moment, what's already working, and what you'd like to be different.
The disability sector runs on acronyms and forms, and most of it isn't obvious to anyone coming to it new. If something doesn't make sense, ask us. We'd rather explain it three times than have you nodding along.
Sometimes we're not the right provider for what someone needs. When that happens we say so, and we try to help the person think about where else to look. It's a short conversation and it saves everybody time.
It's your life and your plan. You decide who supports you, when they come, and what they help with. You can change your mind, and you can ask for a different worker without giving a reason.
We'll work with the people around you as much or as little as you want. Family, carers, guardians, support coordinators, health professionals.
Support happens in people's homes and private lives. That carries a responsibility and we treat it that way.
Who we support
Adults and young people with disability who need a hand with daily life. That includes people who:
- need help with personal care, morning, evening or overnight
- find household jobs hard, tiring or unsafe to manage alone
- can't drive, or find public transport difficult
- want to be more involved in their community
- live in a shared home and need daily support
- want to live in their own place with regular support
- have higher or more complex personal care needs
We also work closely with the families, carers, guardians and support coordinators who are helping someone find the right support.
Registered NDIS provider
Being registered means we're approved by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission to deliver particular kinds of support, and that we have to meet the NDIS Practice Standards.
These are the registration groups we're approved for:
- Assist-Personal ActivitiesPersonal care and daily routines
- Assist Personal Activities HighComplex and high-intensity personal care
- Household TasksHelp around the house
- Assist-Travel/TransportGetting out and about
- Participation in Community, Social and Civic ActivitiesTaking part in your community
- Group/Centre ActivitiesGroup and centre-based activities
- Accommodation/Tenancy AssistanceHelp with your home and tenancy
- Daily Tasks/Shared LivingSupport in shared living
- Supported Independent Living (SIL)Help to live in your own home
Want to talk it through?
Give us a ring, or send a short message and we'll come back to you.