NDIS services on Solotude
Not sure which kind of provider you need? Browse NDIS services by the support you’re looking for. Each service explains what’s included, how the NDIS funds it and which providers deliver it.
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Last updated October 2026
Daily living and community access
Everyday support at home and out in your community.
Personal care
Showering, dressing, toileting and other everyday self-care.
Provided by: Support workers, nurses
Daily living support
Help with everyday routines, and building skills to do more yourself.
Provided by: Support workers, occupational therapists
Community access
Support to get out and take part in activities you enjoy.
Provided by: Support workers
Social support
Spending time with people and building connections.
Provided by: Support workers, counsellors
Domestic assistance
Cleaning, laundry and yard work at home.
Provided by: Cleaners, gardeners, support workers
Transport assistance
Getting where you need to go, and travel training.
Provided by: Support workers, occupational therapists
Allied health and therapy
Assessments, therapy and plans from qualified health professionals.
Functional capacity assessments
Evidence of how your disability affects daily life.
Provided by: Occupational therapists
Home modifications assessments
The first step to rails, ramps and accessible bathrooms.
Provided by: Occupational therapists
Assistive technology
Recommendations for equipment, from shower chairs to wheelchairs.
Provided by: Occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech pathologists
Speech therapy for adults
Communication and swallowing support for adults.
Provided by: Speech pathologists
Speech therapy for children
Speech, language and stuttering support for children.
Provided by: Speech pathologists
Communication devices and AAC
Picture boards, apps and speech-generating devices.
Provided by: Speech pathologists, occupational therapists
Swallowing and mealtime support
Eating and drinking safely, and mealtime plans.
Provided by: Speech pathologists, dietitians, support workers
Physiotherapy
Mobility, balance, strength and pain.
Provided by: Physiotherapists, exercise physiologists
Exercise physiology
Exercise programs to build strength and fitness.
Provided by: Exercise physiologists, physiotherapists
Dietetics and nutrition
Meal plans, texture-modified diets and tube feeding.
Provided by: Dietitians, speech pathologists
Behaviour support plans
Interim and comprehensive behaviour support plans.
Provided by: Behaviour support practitioners
Positive behaviour support
Understanding behaviour and improving quality of life.
Provided by: Behaviour support practitioners, support workers
Psychology
Therapy and strategies for the emotional side of disability.
Provided by: Psychologists, counsellors
Mental health support
Support for daily life and recovery with psychosocial disability.
Provided by: Support workers, psychologists, counsellors
Lifestyle
Help keeping your home and garden clean, safe and manageable.
House cleaning
Regular cleaning to keep your home clean and safe.
Provided by: Cleaners, support workers
Decluttering
Clearing your home at your own pace, without judgement.
Provided by: Support workers, cleaners, psychologists
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Frequently asked questions
What NDIS services can I find on Solotude?
Solotude covers 29 services across daily living, allied health and therapy, and lifestyle, delivered by twelve types of independent providers, from support workers and nurses to OTs, psychologists, cleaners and gardeners.
Should I search by service or by profession?
Whichever is easier for you. If you know the job title, like occupational therapist, start with the profession. If you only know the help you need, like a home modification assessment, start with the service. Both lead to the same providers.
Is Solotude free to use?
Yes. Solotude is free for participants, families and support coordinators, always. Providers never pay a commission on their work.
Do I need to be NDIS registered to use these providers?
No, you don’t need to be registered. If your plan is self-managed or plan-managed, you can use registered or unregistered providers. If it’s NDIA-managed, you need a registered provider, and you can filter your search by NDIS registration.
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