Your choice and routine
We talk with you about what matters, how and when support is delivered, and the people you want involved.
NDIS high intensity support
High intensity daily personal activities
HIDPA supports can be very personal and carry significant risk. They should be planned around the participant, delivered by workers prepared for the specific support, and checked against current NDIS requirements.
Audit complete · public listing update pending
Where Yellowbird is up to
Yellowbird has successfully completed its HIDPA mid-term audit. The Commission’s public profile is awaiting an update and does not yet list HIDPA registration group 0104.
Plan-managed or self-managed
We welcome enquiries. Before agreeing to start, we confirm the funded support, worker capability, safeguards and availability.
NDIA-managed
Funding requires a provider registered for the support. HIDPA is not shown on Yellowbird’s current public profile, so contact us before relying on this pathway.
The NDIS framework
What can HIDPA include?
The NDIS Commission’s national skills descriptors cover the support areas listed here. This is a guide to the framework, not a claim that Yellowbird currently delivers every category. We will confirm whether we can support the specific activity you ask about.
- Complex bowel care
- Enteral feeding and management
- Severe dysphagia management
- Tracheostomy management
- Urinary catheter management
- Ventilator management
- Subcutaneous injections
- Complex wound management
Before support begins
Safe support starts with your plan
We work through the practical details with you and your chosen support network. A referral does not automatically mean a service can start; we first check that the arrangement is safe, suitable and ready.
A plan for your specific support
The support plan, risks, emergencies and escalation steps need to fit your needs and current practitioner guidance.
A worker prepared for that support
We confirm the worker has the relevant participant-specific training, demonstrated skills and ongoing supervision before support begins.
Funding and service fit
We check the support is funded in your plan and confirm location, availability and service arrangements with you first.
A useful guide for participants and families
The Commission’s skills descriptors explain the knowledge and skills expected for each type of high intensity support. Participants and families can use them to understand what to ask providers and workers. They do not replace an individual assessment, current clinical guidance or a participant-specific support plan.
Talk with our team
Ask us about a specific support
Tell us which support you are looking for, where it is needed, and whether funding is plan-managed or self-managed. We will talk through the next steps and confirm what is possible.