NDIS domestic assistance in Brisbane and Logan

Household tasks support is regular help with the housework your disability makes hard to do yourself. Trailblazer Community Care provides it across Brisbane, Logan, Ipswich and Redland Bay: cleaning, laundry, changing beds and the other jobs that keep a home safe to live in.

It's funded through the Core part of your NDIS plan, under assistance with daily life. We're a registered NDIS provider (registration number 4050133378), so we can work with NDIA managed, plan managed and self managed plans.

What's included

• Vacuuming, sweeping and mopping
• Cleaning the bathroom and toilet
• Wiping down the kitchen and doing dishes
• Washing, drying, folding and ironing
• Changing and washing bed linen
• Taking out the bins on bin night
• Tidying living areas and clearing trip hazards
• Putting away groceries and checking the fridge

We can also do it with you rather than for you. If you'd like to get back to doing some of your own washing, for example, the worker can share the job and step back as you take more of it on.

What we don't do

Being clear about this saves everyone a frustrating first visit. We don't provide:

• Gardening, mowing or yard work. Your plan may fund yard maintenance, but you'll need a different provider for it.
• Home maintenance or repairs, from fixing taps to anything that needs a ladder or a tradesperson.
• End of lease or bond cleaning. That's a specialised commercial clean, and real estate agents expect a professional service.
• Hoarding remediation. Clearing a hoarded home safely needs specialist services and often a clinical plan. We can help you keep a home in order once it's clear.

If you need any of these, ask your support coordinator, or call us and we'll point you in the right direction.

We do offer one-off deep cleans, for example before you move into a new place or to get your home ready after a hospital stay.

Done the way you like it

Everyone has their own way of doing things, and it's your house. Maybe the towels are folded in thirds, the cat's bowl stays put, and nobody touches the papers on the desk. We write that into your support plan, and your workers follow it.

You'll have a small regular team where we can arrange it, so you're not showing someone new where the vacuum lives each week. If your usual worker is away, we'll tell you who's coming instead.

Why this is more than cleaning

A clean, uncluttered home is a safety issue for a lot of the people we support. Clear floors mean fewer falls. Clean bathrooms and fresh linen matter if you have a wound, a catheter or a weakened immune system.

Because our services are led by a registered nurse, our workers are trained to notice when something isn't right. Spoiled food in the fridge, a change in how you're managing, or signs you haven't been eating well get reported, not ignored. If you also need help with showering or dressing, our personal care can be booked in the same visit.

Safe, screened workers

Every worker who comes into your home must hold an NDIS Worker Screening Check. How we screen, train and supervise workers, and how we handle incidents and complaints, is set out on our quality and safeguarding page.

About NDIS funding

We can't approve NDIS funding, and no provider can. Only the NDIA decides what goes in your plan, including how much household help it funds. If a provider tells you they can get your funding approved, be careful.