Lifestyle Support Services Sunshine Coast

Female Support Worker · Sunshine Coast

Explore personalised lifestyle support services across the Sunshine Coast. Each service is designed to encourage confidence, independence and meaningful participation in everyday life.

Lifestyle support participant enjoying everyday routines — Ellie Nourish & Care

Lifestyle Support

Personalised lifestyle support helping participants build confidence, independence and meaningful daily routines.

Daily living support at home — practical routines with Ellie Nourish & Care

Daily Living Support

Supporting routines, household organisation, planning and practical everyday skills.

Participant enjoying outdoor time on the Sunshine Coast

Community Access Support

Supporting participation in appointments, shopping, social activities and community connection.

Meal preparation support — healthy kitchen routines with Ellie Nourish & Care

Meal Preparation Support

Building confidence around meal planning, shopping and nutritious food preparation.

Calm wellbeing routine — mindfulness and healthy structure

Wellbeing Support

Creating structure and healthy habits that support confidence, routine and independence.

Independence building support — developing life skills on the Sunshine Coast

Independence Building Support

Developing practical life skills, decision-making and confidence in daily living.

Warm, welcoming support environment at home

Overnight Support

Providing reassurance, safety and supportive overnight assistance when required.

Companionship over tea — social connection and support

Companionship Support

Warm, engaging support focused on connection, conversation and meaningful engagement.

Conditions We Support

Ellie provides female-led NDIS lifestyle support for people living with a wide range of disabilities and conditions across the Sunshine Coast. Find out how support can look for you or your family member:

Autism · Intellectual Disability · ADHD · Down Syndrome · Acquired Brain Injury · Cerebral Palsy · Psychosocial Disability · Early Onset Dementia · Mental Health · Children & Young People

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