Shared Support

Looking for support that fits your lifestyle and budget? Lifely offers NDIS-funded shared supports, making it easier for you and a friend, family member, or housemate to get the help you need—together.

Affordable and Flexible NDIS Shared Support

Whether it’s siblings who need support at the same time, spouses or best mates who want to go out together, or housemates working towards independent living, shared support is a great solution. If you have similar support needs and goals, sharing a support worker can help stretch your NDIS funding further while making daily life more social and enjoyable.

With Lifely, you don’t have to tackle everyday tasks alone. Our friendly and experienced support workers can assist two or more people at the same time, helping you:

Start the day right – Getting dressed, preparing meals, and handling personal care.
Stay on top of household tasks – Cooking, cleaning, and managing a tidy home.
Head out with confidence – Shopping, appointments, and getting around safely.
Enjoy social time – Catch up with friends, attend events, and join group activities.
Build independence – Learn skills together while having fun.

By sharing support, you split the cost while still receiving high-quality, tailored assistance. Whether at home, school, work, or in the community, our team will match you with the right support worker to meet your needs and lifestyle.

A Great Option for Families, Friends, and Housemates

Siblings or family members – Need support at the same time? Share a worker and make mornings, meals, and outings smoother.
Spouses and best friends – Want to head out for lunch, attend a concert, or join a class together? Shared support makes it easier.
Housemates in Supported Independent Living – Live together and share support while working on life skills.

By choosing shared support, you can do more with your funding while enjoying everyday moments with the people who matter most.

Is NDIS Shared Support Right for You?

NDIS Shared Support isn’t for everyone. It’s a great choice for people with similar needs who are happy to share, but some people need one-on-one support or even two support workers to stay safe and get the right help. Choosing the right type of support is important to make sure you get the best care while keeping you, our support workers, and others safe.

If your unique needs mean you require peronsal attention or higher levels of support, shared support may not be the best fit for you. This could include:

Higher personal care needs that require dedicated, one-on-one assistance.
Complex behaviours that need a tailored approach and additional support.
Specific mobility or medical needs that require extra hands-on care.

At Lifely, your safety, wellbeing, and quality of care are our top priorities. We’re happy to chat about your specific needs and work with you to find the safest and best-quality support option for you, our community support workers, and the people around you.