Easy Living Care Services is a locally owned NDIS service committed to providing high-quality care to our participants in Darwin, Palmerston and beyond. Our business model is to empower our community in supportive and safe environment in line with the National Disability Insurance Service requirements. We tailor our service and support delivery, engage in purposeful activities to ensure participants achieve their goals and lead independence lives. We respect our communities, individuality/diversity, culture, identity and our leadership and support workers teams reflect this. Our Easy Living Care Services is a locally owned NDIS service committed to providing high-quality care to our participants in Darwin, Palmerston and beyond. Our business model is to empower our community in supportive and safe environment in line with the National Disability Insurance Service requirements. We tailor our service and support delivery, engage in purposeful activities to ensure participants achieve their goals and lead independence lives. We respect our communities, individuality/diversity, culture, identity and our leadership and support workers teams reflect this. Our Values Respect, compassion, professionalism, service to the community. Respect, compassion, professionalism, service to the community.

At Keep Moving, our caring team can assist clients with a wide range of disability equipment and mobility aids. Based in Berrimah, we offer a huge range of mobility aids including, manual and electric wheelchairs, lifting devices, bathroom and toileting aids, pool hoists, wheelchair access ramps and much more. Our team has been supplying, installing and repairing mobility equipment for clients based in Darwin and remote areas of the Northern Territory for more than 10 years. Above all else, we ensure our clients' mobility needs are catered for. Contact our friendly team at Keep Moving today to discuss which mobility aids best suits your needs. We accept Basic Cards as a payment method.

CareFlight is Australia's leading critical care aeromedical charity transporting over 5000 critically ill or injured babies, children and adults throughout Australia each year. CareFlight is incorporated as a public company. CareFlight commissions its first helicopter, a Squirrel AS350B (VH-HCF). Andrew Withers, 14, and his sister Heidi, 11, become CareFlight’s first helicopter patients following a car crash. They are flown from Lithgow to Westmead and both make a full recovery. NSW Premier, Barrie Unsworth MP, officially opens the CareFlight Service.

Local business servicing the Darwin area.