Support shaped around the person, not the diagnosis
Two people with the same condition can have very different routines, strengths and goals. Explore how our Melbourne team supports people living with these conditions, then talk to us about what support needs to look like for you.
Conditions we support
We group conditions by the kind of support people usually need. Each group page explains what support can look like day to day, how we work with your health team, and where to find specialist information.
Find a condition
Search by name or filter by group. Each condition links to the page for its group, with what support can look like.
- Achondroplasia (dwarfism)Physical disability and mobility
- Acquired brain injuryBrain injury and neurological
- ADHDDevelopment and learning
- AmputationPhysical disability and mobility
- Angelman syndromeDevelopment and learning
- AutismDevelopment and learning
- Bipolar disorderPsychosocial disability
- Borderline personality disorderPsychosocial disability
- Cerebral palsyBrain injury and neurological
- Chronic fatigue syndrome (ME/CFS)Complex health
- Cystic fibrosisComplex health
- DeafblindnessHearing, vision and sensory
- DementiaDementia
- Developmental delayDevelopment and learning
- Down syndromeDevelopment and learning
- Duchenne muscular dystrophyPhysical disability and mobility
- DyspraxiaDevelopment and learning
- Eating disordersPsychosocial disability
- Ehlers-Danlos syndromePhysical disability and mobility
- EpilepsyBrain injury and neurological
- Fetal alcohol spectrum disorderDevelopment and learning
- FibromyalgiaComplex health
- Fragile X syndromeDevelopment and learning
- Friedreich’s ataxiaProgressive conditions
- Hearing impairmentHearing, vision and sensory
- Huntington’s diseaseProgressive conditions
- HydrocephalusBrain injury and neurological
- Intellectual disabilityDevelopment and learning
- Motor neurone disease (MND)Progressive conditions
- Multiple sclerosis (MS)Progressive conditions
- Muscular dystrophyPhysical disability and mobility
- Myasthenia gravisProgressive conditions
- OCDPsychosocial disability
- Parkinson’s diseaseProgressive conditions
- Prader-Willi syndromeDevelopment and learning
- Psychosocial disabilityPsychosocial disability
- PTSDPsychosocial disability
- Rett syndromeDevelopment and learning
- SchizophreniaPsychosocial disability
- Sensory processing disorderDevelopment and learning
- Severe anxiety disordersPsychosocial disability
- Speech delayDevelopment and learning
- Spina bifidaPhysical disability and mobility
- Spinal cord injuryPhysical disability and mobility
- Spinal muscular atrophyPhysical disability and mobility
- StrokeBrain injury and neurological
- Tourette syndromeDevelopment and learning
- Traumatic brain injuryBrain injury and neurological
- Tuberous sclerosisDevelopment and learning
- Vision impairmentHearing, vision and sensory
- Williams syndromeDevelopment and learning
- Younger onset dementiaDementia
We couldn’t find that condition in our list. That doesn’t mean we can’t help. Tell us what support needs to look like.
A condition is only part of the picture
We start with the person: your routines, what matters to you, how you like to communicate, and what you want to do more of. Then we shape support around that.
- Consistent workers you get to know, matched to you
- Support that follows the plan your health team has already set
- Changes as your needs change, without starting again
- A local team that answers the phone
New to the NDIS? Read our plain-English NDIS guide.
Good to know
A diagnosis on its own does not decide NDIS eligibility or what is funded in a plan. The NDIA looks at how a permanent impairment affects daily life, and the evidence provided. See the official eligibility checklist.
iCare4U provides practical in-home and community support. We do not diagnose conditions or provide medical treatment. The supports we can offer depend on your goals, your plan and funding, your service agreement and worker availability.
Don’t see your condition listed?Our list covers the conditions we’re asked about most often, not every one. Tell us what support needs to look like and we’ll be honest about whether we’re the right fit.