In House Care (For Participants & Families)

In House Care should feel safe, respectful, and genuinely centred on the person receiving support. Wyndham Elite Support Services delivers premium, person-first in-home NDIS support—helping you or your loved one with daily routines, independence, and wellbeing at home and in the community.

Based in Melbourne and supporting participants across Australia, we provide both general NDIS daily living supports and complex care capability with calm, consistent standards.

What In House Care can include

Supports are tailored to your NDIS plan, goals, and preferences, and commonly include:

• Personal care (showering, dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility support).

• Household tasks (cleaning, laundry, dishes, maintaining a safe home).

• Meal preparation and nutrition routines (planning and preparing meals safely).​

• Community access (appointments, shopping, social activities, transport support).​

• Building daily living and household skills to grow independence over time.​

Person-first care you can feel

For participants, person-first means your choices, privacy, and dignity are respected every day—your routine matters, your goals lead.​
For families and guardians, it means peace of mind through reliable communication and support that’s aligned with what works best for your loved one.​

Complex care capability at home

Some people need higher levels of support at home, including structured assistance, overnight options, or specialist-informed routines.​
NDIS in-home supports can include overnight support (such as sleepover or active overnight) when it’s reasonable and necessary for the person’s needs and safety.​
Where needs are more complex, in-home complex care services often involve coordinated support with trained staff and a focus on consistent, participant-centred care.​

How we start (Simple and respectful)

1. A quick chat with you (and your family/guardian if you want) to understand goals, routines, and preferences.

2. Confirm your supports (often funded under Core Supports “Assistance with Daily Living”) and the type of help you want at home.​

3. Match the right team, agree on schedules, and begin supports with regular check-ins to keep improving.​