Registered NDIS provider · Melbourne's north

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KN Care Plus — Disability Home and Community Care. Support you can trust.

Our services

Nine supports,
one phone number.

KN Care Plus is approved to deliver nine NDIS registration groups. Below is the full scope, in plain English, with the formal names and codes for support coordinators and plan managers.

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Not sure which support you need, or which code it sits under? That is a normal question, and it is one phone call to sort out.

Ring 0435 785 828 and ask

Our registration scope

The nine NDIS registration groups KN Care Plus is approved to deliver. Each support name links to a fuller description on this page.
Code Support
0107 Help with personal care, day to day Assist-Personal Activities
0120 Cleaning, laundry, shopping and meals Household Tasks
0117 Building daily living and life skills Development-Life Skills
0108 Getting to appointments, work and plans with friends Assist-Travel/Transport
0125 Social, community and civic activities Participate Community
0136 Group and centre based activities Group/Centre Activities
0116 New ways to take part in community life Innov Community Participation
0115 Supported living, short stays and respite Daily Tasks/Shared Living
0102 Help finding and keeping a job Assist Access/Maintain Employ

We only advertise the groups we are approved to deliver. If you need something that is not here, ring us anyway — we will say so honestly and point you to someone who can help.

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01

At home

The everyday things that make a house work: getting up and dressed, keeping the place how you like it, and learning to run more of it yourself.

A person folding clean washing on a wooden table at home.

0107Assist-Personal Activities

Help with personal care, day to day

A support worker helps you with the everyday things that get your day started, in your own home and at your own pace.

  • Showering, dressing and grooming
  • Help at mealtimes, including eating and drinking
  • Medication prompts and personal routines
  • Support getting up in the morning and settled at night

0120Household Tasks

Cleaning, laundry, shopping and meals

We help keep your home the way you like it. You choose what gets done, and we do it with you or for you.

  • Cleaning, tidying and laundry
  • Grocery shopping, in person or online
  • Cooking meals you enjoy, and meal prep for the week
  • Rubbish, recycling and small home jobs

0117Development-Life Skills

Building daily living and life skills

We practise the skills you want to build, in real places, at your pace. Small steps, repeated, until you can do it your way.

  • Cooking, shopping and looking after a home
  • Money, budgeting and paying bills
  • Using public transport safely
  • Making appointments and speaking up for yourself
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Supports rarely happen one at a time.

A lunch out can be transport, personal care and community participation in the same afternoon. We work out the mix with you, and write it into your service agreement so there are no surprises.

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02

Out and about

Getting where you want to go, and doing something worth going for. We go with you, and step back the moment you would rather do it yourself.

0108Assist-Travel/Transport

Getting to appointments, work and plans with friends

Transport should never be the reason you miss out. We drive you, travel beside you, or help you learn a route so you can travel on your own.

  • Medical and allied health appointments
  • Work, study and day programs
  • Shopping, worship, sport and social plans
  • Travel training on buses and trains

0125Participate Community

Social, community and civic activities

Being part of your community is not an extra. We go with you, and step back as soon as you would rather do it yourself.

  • Sport, swimming, gym and walking groups
  • Classes, libraries, the movies and the shops
  • Worship, cultural events and family occasions
  • Volunteering and local community groups

0136Group/Centre Activities

Group and centre based activities

Some things are better with other people. We run and join small group activities, with a support worker there the whole time.

  • Lunches and coffee catch ups
  • Day trips around Melbourne
  • Cooking, art and music groups
  • Centre based programs

0116Innov Community Participation

New ways to take part in community life

If the usual options do not suit you, we will try something else. This support is for building a week that is actually yours.

  • Trying a new interest, hobby or skill
  • Meeting people who share your language or culture
  • Support to join a mainstream club or class
  • Planning a week around what you enjoy
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The same worker, week after week.

We are a small team on purpose. You get to know your support worker, and they get to know how you like things done. If the match is not right, tell us and we will change it.

03

A place of your own, and work

Longer-term supports: where you live, who you live with, and what you do during the week.

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0115Daily Tasks/Shared Living

Supported living, short stays and respite

Support in a shared home is called supported independent living, or SIL. A short stay away from home is called short term accommodation, or STA. Respite gives your family a break, and gives you a change of scene.

  • Daily support in a shared home (SIL)
  • Short term accommodation and respite (STA)
  • Overnight and sleepover support
  • Building the routines that make a house feel like home

0102Assist Access/Maintain Employ

Help finding and keeping a job

Work matters. We help you look for a job, get ready for the first day, and stay in it once you have started.

  • Working out what job would suit you
  • Resumes, applications and interview practice
  • On the job support in the first weeks
  • Talking with your employer about what helps

Who we support

We support people with a wide range of disability, at every age. If you are not sure whether we are the right fit, please call and ask.

  • Acquired brain injury
  • Autism
  • Dementia
  • Intellectual disability
  • Mental health
  • Physical disability, including sensory disability
  • Spinal injury
  • Ventilator dependent
  • Aged care

Every age group

  • 0 to 6Early childhood
  • 7 to 16Children and teens
  • 17 to 65Adults
  • Over 65Older adults

Not sure which support you need?

Call us and talk it through. We can also talk to your support coordinator or plan manager for you.

Call 0435 785 828 Make a referral