Disability Support

Disability Support

EnableU Eastern Suburbs delivers comprehensive support across aged care, NDIS, and home care, along with allied health services including physiotherapy and occupational therapy. We’re committed to providing high-quality, in-home support that prioritises your comfort and convenience. NDIS and home care provider in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs. Our team is multilingual, professionally qualified, and police-checked to ensure safe and dependable care. We’re proud to support the vibrant communities across the local government areas of Bayside Council, Randwick City Council, Waverley Council, Woollahra Municipal Council, and Sydney City Council.





EnableU Sydney Eastern Suburbs - NDIS, Home Care & Allied Health





16 Maroubra Rd, Maroubra NSW 2035, Australia





1300 118 077



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Creating a Personalised Home Support Plan with Allied Health





At EnableU, we believe that high-quality care starts with a plan — a personalised, well-structured approach that reflects the unique goals, strengths, and needs of every individual. Whether you're an NDIS participant or an older adult receiving a Home Care Package, your home support plan should be more than a checklist — it should be a roadmap to independence, safety, and well-being.





Our allied health professionals play a key role in building these support plans. By combining clinical expertise with a deep understanding of your lifestyle and home environment, we create strategies that support your daily routines and long-term goals.





Why a Personalised Plan Matters





No two people — or homes — are the same. A personalised home support plan takes into account:







  • Your current level of ability and any changes over time


  • Health conditions or disability diagnoses


  • Home layout and safety considerations


  • Cultural background, language, and communication style


  • Personal goals such as walking unaided, cooking independently, or reducing falls






This kind of plan ensures that all services are coordinated and effective — rather than reactive or disjointed.





The Role of Allied Health in Planning





Allied health professionals such as physiotherapists and occupational therapists provide essential input into your support plan. Their responsibilities may include:







  • Initial assessments to understand physical, sensory, or cognitive needs


  • Home safety evaluations and recommendations for modifications or equipment


  • Therapy plans to build strength, independence, and confidence


  • Education for support workers and family members on how to assist safely


  • Goal tracking and reporting to support NDIS reviews or aged care package updates






This clinical insight allows EnableU to deliver care that’s not only practical but evidence-based and outcome-driven.





Building the Plan: Step by Step





Here’s how EnableU creates a tailored home support plan with allied health input:







  1. Initial consultation: We meet with you and your family to understand your situation and preferences.


  2. Assessment phase: Allied health professionals conduct assessments in your home to identify needs and risks.


  3. Goal setting: We work together to define clear, measurable goals — from improving balance to mastering cooking skills.


  4. Support mapping: Based on your funding and goals, we identify services needed (e.g. physio, support worker, equipment).


  5. Plan delivery: The plan is implemented and regularly reviewed, adapting as your needs evolve.






Real-Life Example





Maria, age 78, Coogee: After a fall, Maria became hesitant to walk around her home. An EnableU OT assessed her space and recommended grab rails and a walking aid. A physiotherapist developed an at-home strength program. A care worker visited daily to assist with personal care. Within weeks, Maria felt more confident and reduced her fall risk significantly. Her support plan included all three professionals and adjusted monthly based on feedback.





Plans That Reflect Culture and Language





EnableU proudly supports clients from culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) backgrounds across the Eastern Suburbs. Our plans reflect your preferred language, cultural values, religious needs, and family dynamics. We aim to assign workers and therapists who can speak your language and understand your culture — building stronger trust and better outcomes.





For NDIS Participants





If you have NDIS funding, your personalised home support plan may include allied health services under:







  • Improved Daily Living (Capacity Building)


  • Improved Health and Wellbeing


  • Home Modifications (Capital Supports)






We assist with therapy reports, goal updates, and collaboration with your support coordinator or plan manager to ensure funding is used effectively.





For Aged Care Recipients





EnableU is a Home Care Package provider, and we integrate allied health planning into all aged care services. Depending on your package level (1–4), we can include physiotherapy, OT, and equipment as part of your care budget. Your personalised plan is reviewed every six months or sooner if your condition changes.





Serving the Eastern Suburbs





Our services are available across:







  • Randwick, Waverley, and Woollahra councils


  • Suburbs including Bondi, Coogee, Maroubra, Clovelly, Kensington, and Kingsford


  • Rose Bay, Paddington, and surrounding neighbourhoods






Let’s Build Your Support Plan





Ready to create a home support plan that truly works for you? EnableU’s team is here to listen, assess, and deliver care that meets your exact needs — now and in the future.





Contact your local EnableU team today to begin building your personalised allied health support plan.















Frequently Asked Questions

Eligibility is determined during your NDIS planning meeting based on your functional needs and goals.

They often need a Certificate III in Individual Support or equivalent, plus relevant checks like Working with Children and Police Checks.

You can use the NDIS Provider Finder on the official NDIS website or consult a support coordinator or local area coordinator (LAC).

Look for providers with relevant experience, qualifications, positive reviews, and services that match your NDIS plan goals.

A disability support worker assists individuals with disabilities in managing daily tasks and improving their quality of life.