An NDIS-funded clean is a support worker visiting your home on a regular schedule — typically weekly or fortnightly — to clean kitchens, bathrooms, floors and living areas. A visit can be a routine tidy or a periodic deep clean. It is funded as a household task; end-of-lease and bond cleans are not.
A standard cleaning visit focuses on the rooms where hygiene matters most. A worker arrives, works through an agreed list, and a typical session runs a couple of hours depending on your home and hours.
Most participants book a weekly or fortnightly clean and keep the same worker, so a routine builds and the home stays on top of. Some choose monthly visits or a longer session less often.
Frequency is set around your needs and the hours in your plan — you and your provider agree a rhythm and adjust it as things change.
A routine clean maintains the home week to week. A deep clean (sometimes called a spring clean) is a heavier periodic session — inside the oven, behind appliances, full bathroom detail — funded where a build-up affects your health and you can’t manage it.
What the NDIS won’t cover is cleaning unrelated to disability: end-of-lease or bond cleans, post-renovation clean-ups, or a tidy any tenant would pay for. Eligibility for funded cleaning follows the household-tasks rules.
We provide scheduled cleaning visits across NSW & VIC as part of your household-task supports.
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