Multibility Care provides Disability Support Services across the Fraser Coast for participants who want dependable assistance at home, in the community and with the routines that keep the week moving. Support can include personal care, household tasks, community participation, skill building and help connecting different services around an NDIS plan. We start with how the participant already lives, what they prefer to do themselves and where the right level of assistance could make daily life easier.
Support can be very personal. A worker may assist with a private routine, spend time in the participant's home, travel to appointments or become part of the normal weekly schedule. That means reliability, communication and personality fit matter alongside practical skills. Multibility Care takes time to understand what makes the participant comfortable, how they prefer assistance to be offered and where they want opportunities to do more independently.
Repeating the same instructions to new workers can be tiring. Where possible, we aim for dependable arrangements that allow participants and workers to become familiar with each other. We also pay attention to practical details such as preferred times, communication style, mobility needs, household routines and how much prompting or direct assistance is appropriate.
Some participants need hands-on assistance. Others want a worker nearby while they complete a task themselves. Someone may need more help on one day and less on another. Support should respond to the person and the situation rather than assuming every routine needs to be completed the same way each time.
Personalised services that empower individuals to live more independently, on their own terms.
A connected network of allied health and support staff working together around your goals.
An experienced team delivering expert, compassionate support you can rely on, year after year.
The Fraser Coast covers major centres, coastal communities and smaller surrounding towns, so everyday support often involves movement between home, shops, medical appointments, family and community activities. Multibility Care supports participants across Hervey Bay, Maryborough and surrounding communities with services that can be planned around the places already forming part of the participant's week.
That may involve an appointment in Hervey Bay, shopping in Pialba, time along the Hervey Bay esplanade, travel into Maryborough, visiting Burrum Heads or connecting with transport towards the K'gari ferry terminals. The important part is not the landmark itself. It is whether the support helps the participant stay connected with the routines, relationships and places that matter in everyday life.
Our Disability Support Services reach participants across the Fraser Coast and surrounding communities.
Disability Support Services can look very different from one participant to another. One person may need a few hours of practical assistance each week. Another may need regular personal care, household support, community participation or help managing several providers. The goal is to understand what is useful in the participant's situation and deliver support in a way that respects existing abilities rather than automatically taking over.
Personal care can be provided around the participant's routine while maintaining privacy, dignity and involvement in the parts they want to manage themselves.
Practical household assistance can help keep the home comfortable while giving participants opportunities to remain involved in routines they want to practise.
Community support can cover ordinary weekly activities as well as social participation, recreation, appointments and experiences that build confidence outside the home.
Everyday routines can create useful opportunities to practise practical skills, repeat tasks and become more confident over time without rushing the process.
Coordination can help when an NDIS plan involves several providers, unfamiliar funding categories or decisions about which services require attention first.
Suitable assistive technology can support communication, safety and independence when it aligns with the participant's disability-related needs and approved plan.
Contact our team or send a referral and tell us what support is needed, where the participant lives and what is most important right now.
We discuss routines, goals, communication preferences, NDIS funding and the type of assistance that may fit the participant's week.
Where workers are required, matching can consider skills, experience, availability, communication style, cultural preferences and personality fit.
Services begin around agreed routines and goals, with adjustments as confidence, skills, priorities or circumstances change over time.
Direct assistance may be necessary for some activities, while prompting, encouragement or extra time may be more useful for others. Good disability support notices that difference. The aim is to make daily life more manageable without automatically removing opportunities for participants to make decisions, practise familiar tasks and build confidence in areas that matter to them.
Practical answers for participants, families and referrers considering Disability Support Services with Multibility Care on the Fraser Coast.
Disability Support Services provide practical assistance for people with disability who need support with everyday activities, community participation or building greater independence. Depending on the participant's needs and NDIS funding, services can include personal care, household assistance, community participation, skill building, Support Coordination and assistance connected with suitable assistive technology.
Whether a particular service can be funded depends on the supports included in the participant's NDIS plan, their disability-related needs and how the service connects with their goals. Multibility Care can work with relevant plan-managed, self-managed and NDIA-managed arrangements where the requested service is appropriate to the participant's approved funding.
Our Fraser Coast service area includes Hervey Bay, Maryborough, Urangan, Pialba, Scarness, Torquay, Toogoom, Burrum Heads, River Heads, Craignish, Kawungan, Wondunna, Tiaro, Howard, Childers, Booral, Takura, Bundaberg, Aldershot and Bealka Creek. If you are nearby but do not see your location listed, contact our team so current coverage can be confirmed.
Participants can contact Multibility Care directly, or an appropriate family member, nominee, Support Coordinator, plan manager, health professional or other person involved in the participant's support can submit a referral. We will need enough information to understand the participant's location, goals, requested support, preferred schedule and relevant NDIS funding.
Start times vary depending on the service requested, participant location, support needs, preferred schedule, funding information and suitable worker availability. Some arrangements are straightforward while others need more preparation or careful matching. Once we understand the request, our team can explain the practical steps required before services begin.
Yes. Worker fit can have a significant effect on how comfortable and useful support feels. Where matching is part of the service, we can consider experience, availability, communication style, personality, participant preferences and practical scheduling. If an arrangement does not feel right, participants are encouraged to raise the issue so alternatives can be discussed.
Yes. Cultural background, language, communication style, family involvement, routines and personal preferences can all influence how respectful and comfortable support feels. We ask about these factors during planning and consider them during worker matching where possible. Participants should be able to explain what good support looks like for them.
Tell us what is working, where extra assistance is needed and what you would like to become easier or more independent over time. Multibility Care can talk through the practical next step for disability support.
Referring a participant as a family member, Support Coordinator or health professional? Complete the NDIS referral form.