Our Services

Australians under 65 with permanent and significant disabilities needing support services.
- Personal care and daily living assistance
- Community participation and social support
- Support coordination
- Household tasks and domestic support
- Transport assistance
- Respite care and in-home support
- Supported Independent Living (SIL)

- Older Australians (usually 65+ or 50+ for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people)
- Needing coordinated care to continue living independently at home
- Assessed by the Aged Care Assessment Team (ACAT) as requiring care services
People who are younger may be eligible under special circumstances, such as if they have age-related care needs not met by other programs.
- Personal care (bathing, dressing, grooming)
- Domestic assistance (cleaning, laundry, meal preparation)
- Nursing care
- Allied health services (physiotherapy, podiatry)
- Transport to appointments
- Social support and companionship
- Home and garden maintenance
- Medication management
- Respite care

Short-Term Accommodation (STA) – Respite Care
STA provides temporary care and housing for NDIS participants, usually up to 14 days at a time. It's designed to offer participants a break from their usual environment, support carers, and encourage independence. Services include 24/7 support, meals, personal care, and community engagement.

When unexpected challenges arise, MRM Care Consultant provides fast, compassionate, and safe crisis accommodation to support individuals in urgent need. If your usual care arrangement breaks down or you're at risk due to safety or housing concerns, we act swiftly to ensure you’re safe and supported.
Crisis support may include:
- Emergency accommodation placement
- In-home or on-site support workers
- Coordination with crisis and housing services
- Emotional and practical support during transition

At MRM Care Consultant, we’re committed to empowering young people to thrive through tailored support, care, and mentorship. We partner with agencies like the Department of Communities and Justice (DCJ) and deliver Specialised Substitute Residential Care (SSRC) to provide youth and adolescents with a safe, stable, and nurturing environment.
Our SSRC program offers safe, staffed accommodation for children and young people who cannot live at home or in foster care for a period of time. These placements are trauma-informed, youth-focused, and built around stability and emotional wellbeing.
Services include:
- 24/7 care and supervision by trained youth workers
- Safe and supportive home-like environment
- Behavioural and emotional support
- Daily routines, life skills, and engagement in education
- Support with family restoration or transition planning
We collaborate with caseworkers, therapists, schools, and families to ensure every young person feels secure, valued, and empowered.

Supported Independent Living is a type of NDIS-funded support that helps people with disability live in a shared home or on their own, with access to 24/7 assistance tailored to their daily living needs. It's ideal for those who want to build independence while still having the care they need.