NDIS Disability Support Services in Bunbury and Peel Region, WA
Welcome to Amia Care trading as Moorditj Supports your local NDIS disability support provider based in Bunbury and the Peel region, Western Australia. We offer genuinely person-centred support across Supported Independent Living (SIL), Assistance with Daily Living, Community Nursing Care, Community Participation, and Aged Care. Our team is here to walk alongside you and your family every step of the way.
Ready to find out how we can support you?
Call us on 08 6424 7509 or
email info@amiacare.life
we would love to hear from you.
At Amia Care,
We offer a comprehensive range of NDIS-funded support services across Bunbury and the Peel region, Western Australia. Whether you are looking for supported independent living, help with daily tasks, nursing care, or opportunities to connect with your community — our local, experienced team is here to help you live life your way.
Who We Are
Amia Care, trading as Moorditj Supports, is an NDIS-registered disability support provider serving participants in Bunbury, the Peel Region, and surrounding areas of Western Australia.
Our team includes qualified registered nurses, enrolled nurses, and experienced disability support workers who deliver person-centred care across home, community, and shared living settings.
Our Core Values: – Compassion – We provide care with kindness and genuine empathy – Integrity — We are transparent and honest in every interaction – Respect – We honour the dignity and choices of every participant – Collaboration — We partner with participants, families, and allied health professionals – Excellence — We commit to continuous improvement and ongoing staff training
Our Comprehensive Services
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Assistance with Community Participation
Social Activities
Transportation Assistance
Skill Development
Volunteer Opportunities
Frequently Asked Questions – Amia Care NDIS Services
What is Amia Care?
Amia Care is an NDIS service provider in Western Australia offering Supported Independent Living (SIL), Assistance with Daily Living, Community Participation, and Community Nursing Care for people with disability in the Bunbury and Peel regions.
Who is eligible for Amia Care’s services?
Amia Care supports NDIS participants of all ages who have approved funding in their NDIS plan for daily living support, community access, nursing care, or supported accommodation.
How do I start with Amia Care?
Contact Amia Care by calling 08 6424 7509 or emailing info@amiacare.life. Our team will review your NDIS plan and match you with the right supports.
What is Supported Independent Living (SIL)?
Supported Independent Living (SIL) is an NDIS-funded support that helps people with disability live as independently as possible, with trained staff available in shared or individual accommodation. Amia Care operates SIL houses in Bunbury and Peel, WA.
What NDIS services does Amia Care provide?
Amia Care provides four core NDIS support categories: 1. Assistance with Daily Living — personal care, meal prep, household tasks, mobility support 2. Assistance with Community Participation — social activities, transport, skill development 3. Community Nursing Care — health monitoring, medication management, wound care, continence assessments 4. Accommodation / SIL — Supported Independent Living houses in Bunbury and Peel
Where does Amia Care operate?
Amia Care provides services in the Bunbury region and Peel region of Western Australia. SIL accommodation is available in both areas.
Does Amia Care provide nursing care at home?
? Yes. Amia Care’s Community Nursing Care team provides in-home nursing services including health monitoring, medication management, wound care, catheter changes, and continence assessments.
Why Choose Us
Community Focus
Our shared living model fosters a sense of belonging and connection among residents.
Personalized Support
We understand that everyone’s needs are different, and we are here to provide tailored support and resources.
Accommodation
Amia Care operates Supported Independent Living (SIL) houses in the Bunbury and Peel regions, providing a safe, nurturing environment for participants.