Daily Personal Activities is the NDIS registration-group name (group 0107) for hands-on self-care support. It describes the same showering, toileting and grooming help you see in plans, delivered as either standard support or, where needs are more complex, high intensity support by appropriately skilled workers.
Daily Personal Activities is the registration group the NDIS uses to classify providers and price items. When you read your plan or an invoice, you may see this label rather than the friendlier phrase “assistance with daily life” — they describe the same family of self-care supports.
Understanding the registration-group framing helps when you compare quotes, because providers must be registered in this group to deliver these supports to NDIA-managed participants.
Daily Personal Activities is delivered along a spectrum. Standard support suits routine assistance such as a morning shower and dressing. As tasks become harder, longer or more frequent, the support intensifies and may require workers with additional training.
Routine self-care like bathing, toileting, grooming and dressing, delivered by support workers in your home or accommodation.
Support for complex needs such as full hoist transfers or behaviour support, requiring workers with extra skills and supervision.
Items in this group are billed by the hour and adjusted for evenings, weekends and public holidays. The NDIS publishes maximum prices for each line item, updated every 1 July, so the rate that applied last financial year may have changed.
Because this is a Core support, you generally have flexibility to use your funding across the day in the pattern that suits your routine, provided it stays reasonable and necessary.
We can walk you through how Daily Personal Activities line items work in practice.
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