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At Zyma Care, we provide NDIS assistance with life stages and transitions, supporting participants to build practical life skills that lead to greater independence.
As a registered NDIS provider with 15+ years of combined experience supporting participants across Melbourne and Perth, we understand what it takes to build capacity. Set goals, build confidence and take steps toward doing more for yourself, on your terms.
Whether you’re moving out for the first time, finishing school or starting work, we’ll help you learn essential skills at your pace.
We help you learn how to take care of yourself, from toileting and taking a shower to grooming and dressing.
Our fully trained support workers guide you through planning meals, prepping ingredients and cooking food safely.
We support you to manage money with confidence, helping you create a budget, track spending & pay bills on time.
We help you build structure into your day by creating routines for meals, cleaning, rest or personal time.
Our team shows you how to read timetables, plan routes, use travel cards and safely ride buses or trains on your own.
We provide guidance on how to start conversations, communicate your needs, join group activities and build relationships.
Our team supports you to try new activities, explore what you enjoy and participate in local classes or community events.
We help you prepare for work by building confidence in writing a resume, preparing for interviews and learning on-the-job routines.
We support a wide range of NDIS participants who want to learn new skills to take more control of their lives, including those going through life stage transitions.
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We assist participants who are moving into independent or shared living for the first time and need to learn household tasks.
Our staff supports participants who are leaving school and learning how to manage work and adult responsibilities.
We help participants who are beginning further study and want to manage more on their own learn daily living skills.
Our staff supports participants navigating changes to living, parenting and daily routines after divorce or separation.
We assist participants who are planning retirement and need support relearning skills to suit their new routine.
Our support workers are trained to help individuals dealing with loss process grief and move on in a healthy way.
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At Zyma Care, we help participants learn useful skills to live independently and manage significant life transitions. Our highly qualified team is trained, consistent and focused on real progress.
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We help you improve daily living skills so you can do more for yourself, with less support.
We’ll schedule a visit to understand your needs and goals, and plan your support.
We support you whether you live independently or in a shared group living arrangement.
Our experienced staff prepares you for major life changes like study, work or moving out.
We know how to build capacity in ways that make daily life easier and more manageable.
We’re here from start to finish, even if you’re still navigating your NDIS access or funding.
Find answers to questions about skills development, life transition supports and more.
Improved Daily Living is a support category that helps participants learn essential skills for daily life. It can include assessments, therapy, training and strategies to help participants become more independent and take part in their communities.
Improved daily living funding can be used for a range of supports that help build your skills and independence. This includes early childhood supports for children under 7, such as key worker services, therapy services for participants aged 7 and over to help with functional improvement, hearing supports not covered by Medicare, nursing care and specialised driver training support.
Life Transition Planning in an NDIS plan is support that helps you prepare for major life changes, such as starting work, leaving school or moving out for the first time. It can include one-on-one mentoring, peer support and skill dev to help you be more independent, reach your goals and take part in your community.
Skills Development and Training in an NDIS plan is support that helps improve how you interact with others and participate in your community. It includes one-on-one coaching from trained support workers to develop communication skills, make building relationships easier and support appropriate social behaviour.
Get in touch today to see how Zyma Care can help you learn essential skills or take the next step in your life. We’re here to support your independence, no matter where you’re starting from.
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Whether you’re seeking assistance with accommodation, navigating life changes or transitioning to employment, we offer support services in line with NDIS funding categories.
We provide transport support for safe, reliable travel to appointments, local events & activities. Reliable transport is essential for accessing supports, including our Disability Housing services across the community.
We provide NDIS employment support and opportunities to help you find and keep a job. Employment goals are often supported alongside stable housing such as our Medium-Term Accommodation services.
Our team supports you to build life skills for independence and major transitions like moving out. These skills are especially valuable when preparing for employment through our Finding and Keeping a Job support.
We support you to join social & recreational activities that build confidence and foster connection. To help participants attend activities confidently, we also offer Assistance with Transport services.
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We provide hands-on assistance with everyday tasks such as personal care, cooking and cleaning.
We help you access NDIS disability housing, including respite and short & medium-term accommodation.
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