Practical in-home support with household tasks, meal preparation, shopping, organisation, and everyday activities to help individuals maintain a safe, comfortable, and independent home.
Friendly companionship, meaningful conversation, social engagement, and accompanied outings to help older people stay active, connected, and independent.
Practical respite and support for family caregivers, providing guidance, relief, and peace of mind while ensuring loved ones receive quality care.
Personalised assistance with personal care, dressing, hygiene, mobility, and daily routines to help individuals manage everyday life with greater comfort, dignity, and independence.
Helping individuals and families coordinate services, appointments, support providers, and community resources through a personalised care approach.
Recommendations and coordination to improve home safety and accessibility, including mobility aids and environmental modifications.
Guidance in selecting, accessing, and using assistive equipment and technologies that enhance independence, communication, and daily living.
Support to participate in social, recreational, cultural, and community activities that build confidence, independence, and meaningful connections.
Coordination and support for therapy, rehabilitation, and psychological services tailored to each individual’s goals and care plan.
Assistance with transport to medical appointments, therapy sessions, education, work, and community activities to promote independence.
Individualised learning support delivered by qualified tutors to help students with special needs strengthen academic skills, communication, social development, confidence, and independence. Support is tailored to each student’s learning goals and may include literacy, numeracy, homework assistance, study skills, and preparation for greater independence.
Assistlink supports students with special needs, including autism spectrum disorder (ASD), physical disabilities, ADHD, and other additional support needs, by providing trained Shadow Teachers (Educational Companions) who help students participate safely, confidently, and independently within the school environment while encouraging inclusion and learning.
Providing personalised support for people of all ages and abilities.
Older People
People with Physical Disabilities
People with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
People with Down Syndrome
People with ADHD and Other Developmental Conditions
Families & Caregivers
Students Requiring School Support
People Transitioning Home from Hospital or Rehabilitation
