NDIS Garden Maintenance

Whether it’s helping you to design your perfect garden, or simply mowing your lawn, Maple Community Services can provide a wealth of services to help you create your perfect outdoor space. Depending on your level of disability, Maple’s Garden Maintenance workers can work with you or do the work for you.

Common NDIS gardening services that people frequently avail of include:

• Mowing your lawn
• Planting and watering your plants
• Eliminating weeds
• Raking leaves
• Clearing and removing debris
• Trimming hedges or trees

Whatever your gardening needs are, get in touch with us so we can help you figure out how best to use the Garden Maintenance resources available to you under your NDIS Plan.

Yes. We can arrange ongoing garden maintenance based on your needs and availability in your area. This can include regular lawn mowing and other gardening tasks required to keep your outdoor areas maintained.

Yes. Every outdoor space is different. We’ll discuss the areas you need assistance with and arrange NDIS yard maintenance around your property, priorities, and approved supports.

At Maple, we are a full-service support provider that offers gardening services to those affected by physical and mental disability. That means we take the extra steps to not just look after your garden, but to make sure that it is a space where you can thrive and enjoy to your heart’s content.

Yes. We can work directly with Support Coordinators and Plan Managers to coordinate NDIS gardening services, provide relevant service information, and keep communication straightforward.

We offer flexible scheduling to suit different participant routines and gardening needs. Our team can discuss your preferred days and times and arrange garden maintenance based on availability in your area.

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) funds reasonable and necessary supports for people living with disabilities and can provide you with funding to avail of Maple’s Garden Maintenance Services, if this is something that will help you to live a happier, healthier life.

The NDIS has specific price guides for the amount of and types of Garden Maintenance that they will fund. If you’re unsure if your needs are covered, we’ll walk you through exactly what’s available and how to make the most of it to achieve your goals.

If you are living with a disability, some activities, such as garden maintenance, may be challenging, time-consuming, or altogether impossible. Spending time outdoors in nature, absorbing vitamin D from the sun, and breathing in fresh air has major health benefits and is important for all of us. Having a well maintained and even blooming garden can make a big difference in someone’s life, especially if they have physical restrictions, limitations on their mobility, or their garden is a place they enjoy spending time.

People with disabilities enjoy their gardens as much as anyone else. Unfortunately, your disability may mean you can’t fully tend to your plants the way they deserve. Maple’s NDIS gardening services can do the heavy lifting, ensuring your outdoor space is a vibrant, well looked after refuge for you to enjoy for years to come.

Garden Maintenance and Home Maintenance are covered under NDIS Plans when a person’s inability to perform them are related to their disability. The NDIS covers Core Supports, Capacity Building, and Capital Funding which are different categories of support required by people living with disabilities. Depending on how your disability affects your abilities to carry out gardening tasks, the funding may be classified under any of these categories. Let Maple Community Services take the lead in assessing your needs and figuring out how to optimise your available support services.

When you live with a disability, there are many support services available to you under the NDIS. The ability to maintain your garden is considered a component of Independent Living. If there are any gardening tasks that you are unable to perform because of limitations due to your disability, these are covered under the NDIS, so long as they are within the NDIA pricing scheme. This can include everything from mowing your lawn and watering plants to trimming your bushes and raking your leaves.

While NDIS gardening services can be instrumental in maintaining the visual appeal of outdoor spaces, their significance goes well beyond aesthetics. Maintaining accessible outdoor areas is essential for people with mobility challenges. Our NDIS gardening maintenance can adapt the landscape to ensure pathways are clear, ramps are accessible, and outdoor spaces are safe to use. 

Gardening as an activity can offer therapeutic benefits, such as improved physical fitness, sensory stimulation, and enhanced mental well-being. NDIS-approved gardening services can assist you in participating in gardening activities that contribute to your overall health and quality of life. We can also offer assistance with operating and maintaining garden equipment and find ways to make it easier for you to engage in gardening activities independently. 

Your NDIS plan grants you the flexibility to choose how you want your gardening services delivered. Whether you opt for regular maintenance, seasonal clean ups, or occasional assistance with specific tasks, we cater to your unique preferences.

Lawn mowing may be funded when a participant is unable to maintain their lawn because of their disability and the support meets NDIS funding criteria. Whether it is funded will depend on the participant’s individual circumstances and plan.

The frequency of NDIS gardening will depend on your support needs, available funding, and what is considered reasonable and necessary. Some participants may receive regular garden maintenance based on their individual circumstances.

NDIS yard maintenance is provided when a participant requires assistance because their disability affects their ability to maintain their outdoor areas. Unlike general gardening services, the funded support must relate to the participant’s disability and meet NDIS funding requirements.