Daily Living Support
Practical support with personal care, routines, meals, household tasks, appointments and building everyday independence.
Start a referral Person-first NDIS support · Melbourne
A registered NDIS provider supporting people living with disability—including people managing their mental health—to live independently, stay connected and make their own choices.
Registered NDIS Provider · Ages 7–65 · Melbourne metro

Support shaped around your goals, your routine and your home.
About AQC
Attentive Quality Care is a locally owned and operated, registered NDIS provider built around one principle: Participant First.
We support people aged 7 to 65 living with acquired brain injury, autism, intellectual disability, mental health conditions, and physical or sensory disability.
Participants, families, guardians and other supports are encouraged to help shape the services delivered, with privacy, dignity and choice treated as everyday responsibilities.
01 — Services
Five core supports, shaped around each participant’s goals, preferences and everyday life.
Practical support with personal care, routines, meals, household tasks, appointments and building everyday independence.
Support to connect with community activities, groups, volunteering and everyday outings that reflect each participant’s interests and preferences.
Choice-led support that works alongside participants and their existing supports to build skills, routines and confidence at their own pace.
Day-to-day support to live more independently at home and in the community, with choice in how the household and supports are arranged.
Community nursing support delivered at home and coordinated with the participant’s broader NDIS supports and care team.
02 — Our approach
Support begins with what matters to the participant—their goals, routine, home, preferences and right to make their own decisions.
The participant stays at the centre of decisions about their care, routines and goals.
We communicate openly and clearly with participants, families, guardians and other supports.
We take responsibility for our actions and for delivering support safely and respectfully.
We keep learning, reviewing and strengthening the way support is delivered.
Working together
We work closely with participants and the people they choose to involve, keeping decisions, responsibilities and next steps clear.
We begin with the participant’s goals, circumstances, routines and preferences.
Participants guide decisions, with family, guardians and other supports involved where appropriate.
Support follows the participant’s agreed plan, preferences, privacy and right to make decisions.
As needs or goals change, we review the approach together and agree on the next step.
03 — Meet the team
A multidisciplinary team bringing experience across nursing, social work, counselling, specialist support coordination and recovery-focused support.

What people say
“Wonderful service provider and professional staff with great knowledge of meeting your needs in the NDIS. I would most definitely recommend Attentive Quality Care to anyone looking for support for their family.”
“They treated my little sister with great care and helped her receive the services she needed to achieve her day-to-day activities.”
Start a referral
Referrals are welcome from participants, families, advocates, Support Coordinators, Local Area Coordinators and other providers or agencies.
Send through the participant’s details, current support needs and relevant background.
AQC reviews suitability and whether we’re the right fit. You’re welcome to include a family member, advocate or support coordinator in this conversation.
If AQC can offer support, we prepare the Service Agreement and Schedule of Supports together. If not, we explain the available alternatives or waitlist.
Within the same week, we arrange a conversation with the participant and anyone they would like involved to understand the request and discuss whether AQC can offer the right support.
Registered NDIS Provider · Agency-managed, plan-managed and self-managed participants accepted
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Attentive Quality Care is a registered NDIS provider.
We accept agency-managed, plan-managed and self-managed participants.
We support people aged 7 to 65 living with acquired brain injury, autism, intellectual disability, mental health conditions, or physical or sensory disability.
Our core services are Daily Living Support, Community Participation, Psychosocial Recovery Coaching, Supported Independent Living and Community Nursing Care.
Yes. Participants can use more than one provider or move their supports elsewhere at any time.
Yes. Interpreting support can be arranged on request through TIS National.
We ask for at least 24 hours’ notice. A short-notice cancellation may be charged in line with NDIS pricing rules where the worker’s time cannot be reassigned.
We arrange a conversation within the same week to understand the request, discuss capacity and decide the next step together.
Contact our team
Email us or use the referral form and we’ll help you work out the next step.
Melbourne metro
Support availability is confirmed during the referral process.