Home or Community-Based Support for Parents or Children with a Disability
We are not your traditional disability service. At Steps & Strides, we are family- and child-focused.
Your or your child’s disability does not define your family. We are here to support your entire household , understanding your family’s goals and needs while also recognising the importance of helping each person with a disability live an ordinary and meaningful life.
Our team is experienced in the NDIS scheme, having operated registered services in Melbourne since the program began. We implement the quality standards and expectations of the government-regulated system , but with a continued emphasis on family life, childhood development, and practical, everyday support. Children are always learning, whether their care is centred around a disability support program or not.
To provide consistency, our staff work in partnership with your allied health team, helping to implement therapy strategies at home. This includes liaising with psychologists, speech pathologists, or occupational therapists.
If you have a Self-Managed or Plan-Managed NDIS plan, we can assist you under your existing funding. Our services offer high-quality support with lower fees set under the NDIS pricing limits.
Why Choose Us
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Lower fees than many registered providers, in line with NDIS pricing limits
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Ongoing support and supervision for staff — unlike web-based platforms, the Steps & Strides team provides active guidance for both families and workers
What Our Supports Might Look Like in Your NDIS Plan
Core Supports:
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Assistance to access the community
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Support to maintain the home environment
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Support to build or maintain parenting capacity
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Domestic assistance
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Specialised home-based assistance for a child
Capacity Building Supports:
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Support to participate in the community or build self-help skills
Contact us to explore how Steps & Strides may assist you or your child under an NDIS plan.
If you do not have an NDIS plan, we can still provide similar services directly to you.
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