It’s funded support to help you manage day-to-day tasks when you live with other people (for example in a group home or share house).
Assistance with daily life tasks in a group or shared living arrangement
Practical help to manage routines and shared responsibilities so your home life runs smoothly. It covers assistance with daily life tasks in a group or shared living arrangement.
We can help with:
- Morning and evening personal care in shared settings
- Meal planning, cooking, and grocery shopping
- Housekeeping for shared areas and rosters
- Community access and appointments from home
- Skill coaching to build independence
- Coordination with housemates and providers
Why choose us
Why choose PCC for shared living
how to get started
Getting Started With shared living arrangement
One off setup
Core Supports, Assistance with Daily Life
With PCC, you can:
- Walk through your current routines
- List priority tasks and shared duties
- Create a simple roster that fits everyone
- Confirm food, shopping, and cleaning plans
- Set up provider and housemate contacts
- Share a checklist everyone can follow
Ongoing support
For therapy blocks, work, study or weekly activities.
With PCC, you can:
- Regular visits at agreed times
- Coaching for cooking, cleaning, budgeting
- Adjust rosters as needs change
- Community access from your home base
- Track goals for reviews
- Keep communication open with all parties
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Together, we can bring care, comfort, and possibilities to life.
faq
frequently asked questions
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Q. What is “Shared Living Arrangement”?
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Q. What does day-to-day support usually look like in shared living?
Common supports include morning and evening routines, assistance with meals and household tasks, prompts for medication, help to attend appointments, and coaching to share responsibilities with housemates so the home runs smoothly.
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Q. How they funded and priced in my plan?
These supports usually sit under Assistance with Daily Life (includes SIL). Items such as Assistance in a Shared Living Arrangement are listed in the Support Catalogue and Pricing Arrangements; they describe how the item is claimed (for example, hourly support that may be apportioned across residents).
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Q. What quality and safety rules apply in group/shared living?
Registered providers must meet the NDIS Practice Standards (rights, safety, governance, incident management) and specific quality requirements for supported accommodation.