NDIS-funded home organising and decluttering — Clutterbusters, Tasmania

If you have an NDIS plan, some Clutterbusters services may be fundable depending on your plan goals and support categories. This page explains how that might work — but always check with your support coordinator or planner for your specific situation.

Which supports might apply

NDIS funding for home organisation and decluttering assistance typically falls under:

• Capacity Building — Improved Daily Living (CB Daily Activities): if the support helps you develop skills or capacity to manage your home environment
• Core Supports — Assistance with Daily Life: if the support relates to completing daily living tasks you can’t do independently

Body doubling sessions — where Gulley’s presence enables you to do things you can’t initiate or sustain alone — often fit well under Capacity Building, particularly for ADHD and autistic participants.

What this looks like in practice

For NDIS participants, Gulley can:

• Work with your support coordinator to understand your plan goals
• Provide invoices and service agreements in the format your plan manager requires
• Describe services in terms that align with NDIS language if needed
• Work within your funding periods and session limits

Self-managed and plan-managed participants

Clutterbusters is not currently a registered NDIS provider. This means services are available to self-managed participants and plan-managed participants (where your plan manager can pay invoices from non-registered providers).

Agency-managed participants will need to use registered providers — this is a limitation of the current setup, not a reflection of service quality.

Questions about funding

The best first step is to talk to your support coordinator or planner about whether your current plan includes supports that could cover this kind of assistance. You can also contact Gulley directly to discuss what services might look like and what documentation he can provide.