Disability support, on the participant's terms.
A Plus Nursing is a registered NDIS provider delivering disability support and nursing services to participants in their homes and communities — built around choice, control, cultural respect and continuity of care.
Person-centred, in the way the NDIS actually means it.
Support that reflects the participant's goals, preferences, culture and routine — not a roster's convenience.
Choice & control
Participants choose their workers, schedule and goals — and can change them.
Continuity of care
Consistent workers wherever practical, so participants build trust, not adjust constantly.
Cultural respect
Workers matched on language, gender and cultural preference where available.
Safety & dignity
Documentation, supervision and clinical oversight that protect participants without infantilising them.
Everyday supports, all the way through to high intensity.
Daily personal activities
Showering, dressing, grooming, toileting, mobility, mealtime support — at home or in the community.
Community access & participation
Skill-building outings, group activities, social and recreational participation, supported volunteering.
Transport & appointments
Travel support to medical, allied health and community appointments, and accompanying participants while there.
Household tasks
Cleaning, laundry, meal preparation, groceries and the practical work that keeps a household running.
Behaviour support implementation
Workers trained to deliver positive behaviour support plans developed by qualified BSPs.
Skill & independence development
Goal-focused support that builds the participant's capability, not just helps them through the day.
Complex care, with nursing oversight.
For participants with complex and high intensity support needs, our trained support workers operate under nursing oversight, with clear care documentation and risk planning behind every shift.
- Complex bowel care support
- Enteral / PEG feeding support
- Urinary catheter support
- Subcutaneous injection support
- Diabetes management support
- Mealtime management support
Supports delivered are dependent on participant assessment, current plan funding, clinical requirements and appropriate documentation.
From referral to first shift — usually within the week.
We respond to participant referrals on the same business day.
Submit a short referral
Eight fields. Your details, the participant's funding, the supports being requested.
Same-day intake call
Our intake team calls to confirm scope, clinical needs, behaviour support and preferred worker profile.
Service agreement & plan
A clear service agreement, the supports being delivered, and the schedule. Plan documents collected.
First shift & review
Worker introduced. Participant feedback gathered after the first two weeks; adjustments made.
What participants and coordinators ask.
Are you a registered NDIS provider? +
How do you match workers to participants? +
Can we request the same worker each shift? +
Do you deliver high intensity supports? +
How do you handle feedback and complaints? +
Got a participant who needs support?
Eight fields. Same-day response from our intake team. No formal report required at the referral stage — we'll collect what we need on the intake call.