Experienced, person-centred support across Tasmania’s North West Coast.
Ability Support Care Tasmania was created to help people with disability feel heard, respected and confident in the support they receive. Drawing on more than seven years of experience in the disability sector, we understand how important it is for assistance to fit naturally into each person’s life.
We take time to learn about your routines, communication preferences, interests and plans for the future. From there, we work alongside you, your family, carers and other professionals to create clear arrangements that reflect your individual circumstances and NDIS goals.
Our values guide the decisions we make, the relationships we build and the way each person is treated. They help us create an environment where participants can express their preferences, explore new opportunities and feel confident raising questions or concerns.
Every person is treated with kindness and consideration. We respect your rights, culture, privacy, personal boundaries and decisions about your own life.
Your goals and preferences guide the direction of your support. We listen carefully and shape each arrangement around who you are and what matters to you.
We communicate openly, act responsibly and follow through on our commitments. Participants, families and professionals can expect honesty and accountability from our team.
Everyone deserves opportunities to connect, participate and feel valued. We help participants explore interests, form relationships and become more involved in their communities.
We encourage participants to make informed decisions, try new experiences and strengthen skills that can increase confidence and independence over time.
A good life looks different for everyone. For one person, it may mean feeling settled in their own home. For another, it could involve finding work, learning to travel independently or joining activities where they can meet new people. Our role is to recognise those individual ambitions and help turn them into achievable steps.
To deliver respectful, reliable and individualised assistance that strengthens each participant’s skills, confidence and ability to make decisions about their own life.
To build a community where people with disability have genuine opportunities to choose how they live, pursue meaningful goals and take part in experiences that matter to them.
Our approach is informed by more than seven years of direct disability-sector experience and a Certificate III in Individual Support (Disability). This includes assisting participants with personal care, daily living, transport, community access, capacity building and individual NDIS goals.
We also bring experience organising respite trips and community-based activities, giving participants opportunities to explore unfamiliar places, connect socially and build confidence away from their usual routines.
Quality support involves more than completing the activities planned for a shift. It means recognising changes, respecting dignity of risk and understanding how each person’s environment, relationships and communication style can affect their experience.
Our background includes working closely with participants, families, carers, support coordinators and allied health professionals. We understand the importance of safeguarding, duty of care, participant rights and clear communication between everyone involved.
This experience helps Ability Support Care Tasmania approach each situation thoughtfully, respond to individual circumstances and keep the participant’s voice central throughout their support.
Help someone take the next step towards support they can feel comfortable with. Share their details with Ability Support Care Tasmania and know they will be listened to, respected and in safe hands.
Have questions about our services, availability or how to get started? Contact Ability Support Care Tasmania for a straightforward conversation about what you are looking for.
We will listen, explain the next steps clearly and help you understand whether our support is the right fit.
