Core & Community Support Services
Helping NDIS participants live independently with day-to-day support, social participation, and skill-building activities across Melbourne.
Helping NDIS participants live independently with day-to-day support, social participation, and skill-building activities across Melbourne.
Core and community supports are the foundation of many NDIS plans. They help participants manage daily routines, build independence, access their community, and develop the skills and confidence needed to live the life they choose.
At Evia Health, we take a nurse-led approach to all our services — including community supports. This means your care team has clinical oversight, ensuring that even non-clinical supports are delivered safely and with an understanding of your broader health needs. It's a level of quality that most community support providers simply cannot offer.
We provide core and community supports across Melbourne's Bayside, Inner South, Kingston, Monash, Greater Dandenong, and Frankston regions.
We deliver a comprehensive range of core and community supports tailored to each participant's goals, preferences, and NDIS plan.
Assistance with showering, dressing, grooming, toileting, and other personal care tasks. We focus on maintaining dignity and encouraging independence wherever possible.
Clinical nursing support in the community, including medication management, health monitoring, and coordination with GPs, specialists, and allied health professionals.
Support to access community events, social outings, recreational activities, and civic participation. We help you stay connected and engaged with the world around you.
Building practical skills for greater independence — from cooking and budgeting to using public transport and managing appointments. We work at your pace toward your goals.
Assistance with cleaning, laundry, meal preparation, and other household tasks that help you maintain a safe, comfortable home environment.
Transport to medical appointments, community activities, social events, and other engagements. We provide door-to-door support or assist with public transport skills.
Support for participants living in shared accommodation, including daily routines, household management, and building positive relationships with housemates.
Guidance and support through major life transitions — moving out of home, starting education or employment, transitioning between services, or adjusting to changes in health or circumstances.
Structured group programmes and centre-based activities that promote social interaction, skill development, and community participation in a supported environment.
Prompting, assisting with, or administering medications as prescribed. Our nurse-led model means medication management is overseen by clinically qualified staff.
Core and community supports are designed for NDIS participants who need assistance with daily living, community access, or building independence. This includes participants who:
Our nurse-led approach means that even participants with underlying health conditions receive community support from a team that understands their clinical needs.
Core and community supports are funded under several NDIS budget categories, depending on the specific service.
We support self-managed, plan-managed, and NDIA-managed participants. Not sure which funding category applies? Contact us and we'll help you work it out.
We visit you at home to understand your goals, daily routines, and preferences — free and no obligation.
We set up your service agreement, complete a risk assessment, and develop a personalised support plan aligned with your NDIS goals.
Your matched care team begins delivering support — with the same familiar faces every visit.
We regularly review your support plan and adjust services as your goals or needs change.
Core and community supports are NDIS-funded services that help participants with daily living, community access, social participation, and skill development. They include personal care assistance, household tasks, transport, community nursing care, and group or centre-based activities.
Core supports help with everyday activities and current needs — like personal care, household tasks, and community access. Capacity building supports focus on developing skills and independence over time — like daily living skills training, social skill development, and transition planning. Evia Health provides both types of support.
Yes. We support participants to access their community, attend social and recreational activities, participate in group programmes, and build the skills and confidence needed for greater independence and social connection.
Yes. We provide transport assistance to help participants get to medical appointments, community activities, social events, and other engagements. Transport can be provided as part of a broader support package or as a standalone service.
Evia Health provides core and community support services across Melbourne's Bayside, Inner South, Kingston, Monash, Greater Dandenong, and Frankston regions. Visit our locations page for the full list of suburbs we service.
Evia Health also provides these services across Melbourne:
Contact Evia Health to discuss your support needs. We'll arrange a free meet and greet and develop a personalised plan aligned with your NDIS goals.
