NDIS Provider Perth

Ask Community Support Services

Ask Community Support Services provides individualised support to people with a disability in Perth, Western Australia. We focus on strengthening capabilities and enhancing skills, through access to in home and community activities aligned with our client’s goals.

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About Us

Our Support Services

Community and Social

From learning new skills to undertaking studies, finding a hobby, or joining a team sport, Ask Community Support Services are here to support you in the pursuit of your passions.

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Household Tasks

Spending time on your favourite hobby or entertaining friends and family can make time spent at home much more enjoyable.

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Daily and Personal Activities

Personal care and hygiene maintenance are among the vital building blocks that contribute to healthy self-esteem which in turn, gives one the confidence to be an active participant in society.

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Accommodation and Tenancy

A home is more than just a house. It is where we find comfort and privacy, make memories, and strengthen relationships.

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Transportation

Community participation facilitates the formation of positive connections and meaningful engagement.

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Short-term Respite

Ask Community Support Services provides short-term respite care. Respite care can be for a few hours during the day, overnight, or even for longer periods.

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Capacity Building

If you want to learn new skills that may help you pursue your goals, the NDIS Capacity Building Funds can help.

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Starting care with us in 4 easy steps

We support hundreds of families every day across Western Australia. We’re here to help you. Get in touch today and together we can empower all abilities.

Empowering all abilities
In just 4 simple steps

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Initial Consultation

Service Agreement

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Testimonials from our community

Captain Marvel Wilson

05:33 18 Nov 22

I think the people there are very helpful and provide the best support for anyone on the autism spectrum from learning to walk around the suburbs and being independent.

Cait Strutt

05:59 07 Nov 22

I have been so grateful to be assisted by this company in my daily life. They have been flexible to my fluctuating schedule, friendly in every interaction, and helped me tackle tasks that would usually overwhelm me. Things like choosing a fancy outfit, making breakfast plans, checking my emails, sorting my kitchen area to be more functional, and helping me with my house cleaning have all made space for relaxation and recovery in my life. Mo and Jess have been very helpful in my process of seeking out care that I need week each week. I definitely recommend them for care for any of your care needs.

Carolyn Lesiter

04:03 12 Aug 22

Great service wonderful people been with them over a year and nothing too much troubleVery friendly service easy to get to the office in vic park all great won’t find better

MICHAEL

03:31 06 Jun 22

I just want say thank you to my support worker for allowing me to do what I like doing. My support worker took be to Busselton and we rode our bikes and see different place it was good experience for me as I like to ride mountain bikes. Very friendly staff and the office staff are very understanding. Mike

Maree Simon's

05:42 30 May 22

gave the 5 stars to Ask Community support services because they are really helpful kind i like going out with my support worker me and her gets along really good thank you for all ur help and thank you for orginizing her for me i wont change a thing ur really helpful thank alot again

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