Infinite Ability Home Care PTY LTD

I chose Infinite Ability Home Care for daily personal activities because I wanted a local NDIS registered provider in Melbourne that actually listened. From the first visit, my support worker followed my routines for showering, dressing and meals exactly how I like. They are punctual, respectful and always check in about my goals, not just the task list. I finally feel genuinely supported at home.

After surgery, my GP suggested community nursing at home and my NDIS planner recommended Infinite Ability. Their nurses visit in Reservoir to manage my wound care and medications, and they always explain things in simple language. I feel safe, my recovery has been smoother and I’ve avoided extra hospital trips. Their professional, gentle nursing care has made a huge difference to my health.

We engaged Infinite Ability Home Care for high intensity personal daily supports for our adult son with complex needs. I was nervous at first, but their trained support workers and nurses took time to understand his medical routines and behaviour. They follow the NDIS care plan carefully, document everything and always treat him with dignity. Knowing such skilled disability support is available in Melbourne is incredibly reassuring.

I contacted Infinite Ability Home Care for Accommodation and Tenancy help when I needed to move out of an unsuitable unit. My worker helped me understand my rights, prepare rental applications and talk with real estate agents. They also supported me to organise utilities and a budget. Thanks to their patient guidance, I’m now settled in safe, long-term housing that fits my NDIS goals.

I first called Infinite Ability because I was overwhelmed trying to return to work while managing my disability. Their employment support worker helped me update my resume, practise interviews and understand reasonable adjustments. They even came to my workplace in Melbourne for the first shifts. With their ongoing coaching and encouragement, I’ve kept my job and now feel confident about my future career plan.

Reliable transport had always been a barrier for me, so my support coordinator suggested Infinite Ability’s Assist-Travel and Transport. My regular driver helps me get to medical appointments, shopping and social activities across Melbourne, not just my local suburb. They’re on time, help with mobility aids and never rush me. Having safe, friendly NDIS transport has opened up my week and reduced my isolation.

I engaged Infinite Ability Home Care for Development-Life Skills supports because I wanted to live more independently. My worker has been teaching me cooking, using public transport and budgeting in a way that matches my learning style. We practise real-life tasks around Reservoir and nearby suburbs. I feel more confident each month and my NDIS goals now seem achievable instead of overwhelming.

Moving into shared living scared me, but Infinite Ability’s Daily Tasks and Shared Living support has made it a positive experience. Staff helped us set routines, share chores and plan shopping and cooking. They treat everyone in the house as an individual, not just a roster. Our home feels calmer, cleaner and more organised, and I’m learning the skills to live with others respectfully.

We chose Infinite Ability to help Mum with household tasks because we wanted a consistent NDIS provider rather than random cleaners. Her support worker assists with floors, laundry, dishes and general tidying, but also encourages Mum to do what she can safely. The house is cleaner, hazards are reduced and Mum feels proud of contributing. It’s practical domestic help delivered with real kindness and patience.

I joined Innovative Community Participation supports with Infinite Ability after seeing their posts about community inclusion. Instead of generic programs, my worker designed creative activities around my interests in photography and volunteering. We visit local markets, community events and short workshops. I feel valued, more connected to Melbourne and able to give back. These flexible, person-centred NDIS community supports have boosted my confidence enormously.

Participating in community activities used to feel impossible, but Infinite Ability’s Participate Community service has completely changed that. My support worker helps plan outings, organise transport and gently coach me through social situations. We’ve built up from short local visits to regular classes and groups. I now look forward to being out in the community, not hiding at home, and my wellbeing has improved.

I asked Infinite Ability Home Care for Personal Well Being Activities support because my mental health was slipping. My worker helps me attend counselling, gentle exercise and relaxing hobbies, and checks that I’m not overdoing things. They understand NDIS goals but also see me as a whole person. With their consistent encouragement, I sleep better, feel less anxious and have more balance in my week.