Dear you,

Mental health support, at your pace.

NDIS psychosocial support for independence and community connection across the Sunshine Coast, Noosa and Gympie.

Mental health conditions can affect relationships, work and getting out into the community. Having the right support around you makes independence and wellbeing easier to keep hold of.

We provide compassionate NDIS mental health support, from everyday routines to recovery goals and help finding your way through the NDIS.

NDIS Registered Provider

What support can include

  1. Personal care and daily living

    Help with grooming, cooking and cleaning, and routines that bring independence and stability.

  2. Community and social connection

    Getting involved in social activities and community events, building relationships and belonging.

  3. Work and study support

    Practical help with job applications, building skills and finding your way into study.

  4. Psychosocial recovery coaching

    Our recovery coaches work with you on personal goals, from daily routines to work or hobbies.

  5. Support coordination and advocacy

    Our support coordinators help you get the services you’re entitled to and speak up for your needs.

See all our NDIS services.

Why families choose us

  • Skilled, compassionate workers

    Highly trained support workers who bring empathy, respect and a real understanding of mental health.

  • Personal, evidence-based care

    Plans shaped to your goals, drawing on evidence-based practice.

  • Independence and connection

    Support aimed at a fulfilling life at home and in your community.

How it starts

  1. A first conversation

    We learn about your challenges, strengths and goals.

  2. Your support plan

    We work with you and your family on goals and strategies for stability and wellbeing.

  3. Regular check-ins

    We keep the plan relevant and adjust it as you progress.

Questions people ask about mental health conditions support

How can the NDIS support people with mental health conditions?

NDIS funding can help with daily tasks, social connection and personal goals, including psychosocial recovery coaching, support coordination and daily living support.

What checks and training do your mental health support workers have?

They hold a National Police Check and NDIS Worker Screening Check, a Blue Card where roles involve children, a Certificate III in Disability or Certificate IV in Mental Health, Mental Health First Aid, training in supporting people with psychosocial disability, compulsory NDIS training, and a valid driver’s licence with comprehensive insurance.

Can support include work and study?

Yes. The NDIS can fund help preparing for work or study, such as job coaching, resume building and finding the right course.

Dear Assist Lifestyle team,

Let’s talk about what would help.

Tell us a little about yourself or the person you support, and what you’d like help with. We’ll take it from there.

Support coordinator? Make a referral.