Who is ILO suitable for?

ILO is suitable for NDIS participants who want to live more independently with customised support. It works well for people who prefer flexible arrangements instead of traditional shared homes.

Does ILO include the cost of rent or utilities?

No. ILO funding covers support, facilitation, and monitoring—not rent or everyday living expenses.

Can I live alone with ILO?

Yes. You can choose to live alone, with a roommate, host family, or other model that suits your goals.

Do I need to be in SDA to receive ILO?

Not at all. ILO can be delivered in any safe and suitable home, including rentals, private homes, or community housing.

Can my ILO arrangement change later?

Absolutely. ILO is designed to be reviewed and adapted as your needs, goals, or living situation evolve.

How does Kuremara support ILO planning?

We work closely with you to explore your ideal living arrangement, design your ILO model, implement supports, coordinate networks, and monitor your progress throughout.

What is the first step to get ILO with Kuremara?

Simply contact us. We’ll guide you through exploration, design, and the NDIS approval process.

NDIS In-Home Support Gold Coast

NDIS In-Home Support & Assistance with Daily Living on the Gold Coast

In-Home Support & Daily Living Gold Coast

Kuremara is an NDIS-registered home care provider on the Gold Coast. Our support workers come to you for personal care, meals, medication, household tasks, and the everyday routines that keep you living well in your own home, on your own terms.

NDIS in-home support funded as Assistance with Daily Life pays for a support worker to help you at home with personal care, cooking, cleaning, medication, shopping, and getting to appointments. Kuremara delivers it across the Gold Coast, from Coomera to Coolangatta, for as few or as many hours as your plan allows. You stay in your own home; we fit around your routine.

Call 1300 000 799

What is NDIS in-home support?

In-home support is help from a qualified support worker in the place you already live – your own house, unit or family home. Under the NDIS it sits in your Core budget as Assistance with Daily Life (sometimes written as Assistance with Daily Living), and it is one of the most flexible supports in a plan.

It is different from Supported Independent Living: SIL is 24/7 rostered support, usually in a shared home. In-home support is visit-based, an hour each morning, a few afternoons a week, or an evening routine, and scales up or down as your needs change.

Many Gold Coast participants combine in-home support with community access, community nursing and respite stays for family carers all delivered by the same Kuremara team.

Everyday tasks we help with

Showering, dressing, grooming, and continence care

Getting up and going to bed, transfers and mobility

Planning, shopping for and cooking meals

Medication prompts and administration

Cleaning, laundry, changing beds and light garden care

Bills, budgeting, mail and appointments

Companionship, routine and a check-in for family peace of mind

Who is in-home support for?

Kuremara’s Gold Coast home support suits NDIS participants who want to keep living where they are, with the right amount of help. It is a good fit if you:

Live independently but need a hand

With personal care, meals or the house a few hours a week keeps you on top of things.

Live with family who are your main carers

Regular visits share the load, so family can work, rest and be family.

Have medical or mental health needs

Support workers backed by nurses and clinicians for complex care, psychosocial disability or recovery after hospital.

Are building skills for the future

Young adults learning to cook, budget and run a home before moving out.

Not sure how many hours your plan covers? Send us your plan summary we will map your Core budget to a weekly schedule, free of charge.

Our home care and daily living support services on the Gold Coast

One provider, one care plan, one team. Choose what you need now and add more as life changes.

Personal care at home

Dignified, same-gender, on-request support with showering, dressing, grooming, continence, and mobility at the time of day that suits you.

Meals & nutrition

Planning, shopping, and cooking together or for you, with texture-modified and dietitian-guided options where needed.

Household tasks

Cleaning, laundry, linen, dishes, rubbish, and light garden care, keeping the home safe, hygienic, and yours.

Medication & health routines

Prompting or administering medication, monitoring, and liaising with your GP overseen by our community nurses.

Overnight & evening support

Evening routines, sleepovers, or active overnight shifts in your own home when funded so nobody has to move out to feel safe.

Complex care & nursing at home

PEG feeding, catheter and bowel care, wound care, diabetes and epilepsy management delivered under clinical oversight.

Mental health & psychosocial support

Recovery-oriented workers who understand psychosocial disability, backed by our in-house psychologist and mental health nurse.

Skill-building & life admin

Budgeting, bills, appointments, using public transport, and running a household, with you doing more each month, not less.

In-home support vs SIL vs community access which do I need?

All three come from your Core budget, but they solve different problems.

In-home support

What: visit-based help with daily living in your own home.

Best for: staying independent at home; sharing care with family.

Supported Independent Living

What: 24/7 rostered support, usually in a shared home.

Best for: high, round-the-clock needs. SIL Gold Coast

Community access

What: support to get out to work, study, social, and recreation.

Best for: connection and confidence beyond the home. About community access

Short-term accommodation

What: a supported stay away from home, up to 14 days.

Best for: carer breaks and emergencies. STA & respite Gold Coast

How to start in-home support with Kuremara

Most Gold Coast participants have their first visit within one to two weeks of getting in touch.

Talk to us

Call or enquire online. Tell us what a typical week looks like and where you need help.

Home visit & care plan

A coordinator visits, checks your plan budget, and writes a support plan with you tasks, times, preferences, and goals.

Meet your workers

A meet-and-greet before the first shift. Not the right fit? Say so we re-match without fuss.

Support begins & adapts

Shift notes you can see, a three-month review, and hours that flex as your needs change.

Why Gold Coast families choose Kuremara for home care

There is no shortage of NDIS home care providers on the Gold Coast. Kuremara is the one that brings disability support and primary health care together, so the person helping you shower on Tuesday is backed by a nurse, a psychologist, and an on-call doctor if something changes.

“Quality support services when choice matters.”

– Kuremara

Same faces, every week. A small, consistent roster and a named coordinator who knows your file.

Clinical depth at home. Community nursing, an in-house psychologist and mental health nurse, physiotherapy and OT, plus 24/7 telehealth doctors via Priority Health Group.

Screened and trained. NDIS Worker Screening, First Aid/CPR, medication competency and manual handling for every worker.

Registered for all plan types. NDIS registration: 4-GIGSGY1 agency-, plan-, and self-managed participants welcome; we invoice at price-guide rates.

Family in the loop. Shift notes and check-ins are shared with the people you choose, in the way you choose.

Room to grow. If you ever need more respite, SIL, or less as you gain skills, you stay with the same provider and team.

For support coordinators & plan managers

Referrals for in-home support on the Gold Coast are acknowledged within one business day, with capacity, an indicative roster, and a service agreement at NDIS Pricing Arrangement rates. We take complex care, behaviour support, and psychosocial referrals, and share progress notes for plan reviews.

Make a referral

☎ Call 1300 000 799

NDIS in-home support Gold Coast – FAQs

What does "Assistance with Daily Life" cover in my NDIS plan?

It is the Core budget category that funds a support worker to help with personal care, meals, household tasks, medication and daily routines in your home. It also funds SIL and short-term accommodation, so the same budget can be used flexibly across those supports.

How many hours of in-home support can I get?

It depends on your Core budget and how you choose to use it. Kuremara can map your funding to a weekly schedule, for example, two mornings a week or a daily hour – and adjust it as your needs change. There is no minimum weekly commitment.

Can I choose my support worker?

Yes. Tell us your preferences: gender, language, culture, interests, experience with your disability and we match accordingly. You meet your worker before they start, and you can ask for a change at any time.

Do you provide in-home support on weekends and evenings on the Gold Coast?

Yes. We roster morning, daytime, evening, weekend and public-holiday visits, and overnight support at home where it is funded. Rates follow the NDIS Pricing Arrangements for each time band.

Can you help with complex medical needs at home?

Yes. Kuremara specialises in supporting participants with medical and mental health needs. High-intensity supports such as PEG feeding, catheter care, and complex medication are delivered by trained workers under the oversight of our community nurses, with 24/7 telehealth doctors available through Priority Health Group.

Is in-home support the same as home care for older people?

The tasks are similar, but the funding is different. NDIS in-home support is for participants under 65 with a disability and is funded through your NDIS plan. Aged-care home care is funded through My Aged Care. Kuremara delivers the NDIS-funded service.

What if I need more support later?

We increase hours within your budget, add nursing or overnight support, arrange respite stays for carers, and if 24/7 support becomes the right option help you move into Supported Independent Living on the Gold Coast without changing providers.

How quickly can in-home support start?

Typically within one to two weeks of your enquiry: a home visit and care plan first, then a meet-and-greet, then your first shift. Urgent hospital-discharge requests are prioritised.

Arrange in-home support on the Gold Coast

One call to map your plan to a weekly schedule, meet your workers, and get started usually within two weeks.

In-Home Support Gold Coast