NDIS-Funded Nutrition Support in Melbourne

Advice That Actually Works for You

If you're looking for dietetic support through your NDIS plan, you're in the right place. 


Our team works with participants across Melbourne - at home, in clinics, or via telehealth - to make food and nutrition feel manageable again.


You’ll get help with eating well in a way that suits your lifestyle, your support needs, and your plan.

If you're looking for dietetic support through your NDIS plan, you're in the right place. 

Our team works with participants across Melbourne - at home, in clinics, or via telehealth - to make food and nutrition feel manageable again.


You’ll get help with eating well in a way that suits your lifestyle, your support needs, and your plan.

A Dietitian To Fit Your Needs

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Julian

if you’re into fitness or sport

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Caitlin

calm, curious, and brilliant with gut health

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Bonnie

for realistic down-to-earth nutrition advice

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Dee

down-to-earth and experienced with disability nutrition

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Julian

for practical nutrition advice

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Caitlin

calm, curious, and brilliant with gut health

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Bonnie

for realistic, down-to-earth nutrition advice

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Dee

down-to-earth and experienced with disability nutrition

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Ash

a chef-dietitian who’s great with practical cooking skills

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Olivia

well rounded experience with a range of clinical areas

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Carbs Are Not the Enemy


Carbohydrates are the body’s go-to source of energy for both movement and thinking, and they’re especially important during growth.



Cutting them too low often leads to kids feeling flat, tired, and cranky by the afternoon.

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Olivia Officer

Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist

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Rukmini

helping people build a healthier relationship with food

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Carbs Are Not the Enemy


Carbohydrates are the body’s go-to source of energy for both movement and thinking, and they’re especially important during growth.



Cutting them too low often leads to kids feeling flat, tired, and cranky by the afternoon.

A woman is smiling in front of a green bush

Olivia Officer

Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist

A pair of black and white quotation marks on a white background.

Carbs Are Not the Enemy


Carbohydrates are the body’s go-to source of energy for both movement and thinking, and they’re especially important during growth.



Cutting them too low often leads to kids feeling flat, tired, and cranky by the afternoon.

A woman is smiling in front of a green bush

Olivia Officer

Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist

Frequently Asked Questions

Can I use my NDIS funding for a dietitian?

Yes - most of the time! If food, nutrition, or eating impacts your daily life, health, or independence, your NDIS plan may cover dietetic support under Improved Daily Living (Capacity Building) or Improved Health and Wellbeing (Capacity Building).

Do I need a doctor’s referral?

You don’t need a GP referral to see us through your NDIS plan. You can reach out directly or ask your Support Coordinator to send through a referral. We’ll sort out the rest.

What happens in the first session?

We usually start with a chat to get to know you - what you eat, what’s tricky, and what health goals matter to you. 


From there, we can do an assessment, develop a nutrition plan, or start working on things like food fortification, mealtime routines, or food budgeting. It’s very personalised and we go at your pace.

Can you help train my support workers?

Absolutely. We regularly provide training to support workers, family, or SIL staff around mealtime support, tube feeding, food safety, and sensory needs. 



This can be included in your plan and often helps everyone feel more confident.

I’ve had a bad experience with food and diets - will this feel like that?

We hear this often. Our approach is the opposite of restrictive or weight-focused. We work with you, not against you, and we never push nutrition plans that don’t suit your life.


There are no harsh food rules, no judgment, and no pressure.

Support for Autism, ADHD, Tube Feeding, and More

We support NDIS participants with all kinds of needs - from restrictive eating and sensory challenges to tube feeding and chronic health conditions.


This includes people living with:

Autism, ADHD, or psychosocial disability

Intellectual or developmental disability

Neurological conditions (like Parkinson's disease or MND)

Gastrointestinal issues, food intolerances, or swallowing concerns

Learning and cognitive disabilities (e.g. autism spectrum disorder)

Psychiatric and mental health conditions

Acquired Brain Injury

Multiple Sclerosis

Spinal cord injury

Cerebral Palsy

Spina bifida

Muscular dystrophy

Stroke

Epilepsy

Down Syndrome

Autism, ADHD, or psychosocial disability

Intellectual or developmental disability

Neurological conditions (like Parkinson's disease or MND)

Gastrointestinal issues, food intolerances, or swallowing concerns

Learning and cognitive disabilities (e.g. autism spectrum disorder)

Psychiatric and mental health conditions

Acquired Brain Injury

Multiple Sclerosis

Spinal cord injury

Cerebral Palsy

Spina bifida

Muscular dystrophy

Stroke

Epilepsy

Down Syndrome

You don’t need a formal diagnosis to get started. If food feels like a barrier to your health or independence, we’ll help figure out what’s going on.

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Here’s How Nutrition Support Fits Into Your NDIS Plan

If food, health, or eating habits are getting in the way of daily living, your NDIS plan might fund dietetic services under:


  • Improved Daily Living (Capacity Building)

  • Improved Health and Wellbeing (Capacity Building)

If food, health, or eating habits are getting in the way of daily living, your NDIS plan might fund dietetic services under:


  • Improved Daily Living (Capacity Building)

  • Improved Health and Wellbeing (Capacity Building)

Depending on your goals, we can:

Depending on your goals, we can:

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Skipping Breakfast? You’re Not Saving Time


Missing breakfast might seem like a shortcut, but it often leads to more hunger later in the day.



Even something quick like toast or yoghurt in the morning can help stop energy crashes mid-morning.

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Adheesha Jayawardhana

Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist | Clinical Lead

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Skipping Breakfast? You’re Not Saving Time


Missing breakfast might seem like a shortcut, but it often leads to more hunger later in the day.



Even something quick like toast or yoghurt in the morning can help stop energy crashes mid-morning.

A woman with long black hair is smiling in front of a tree.

Adheesha Jayawardhana

Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist | Clinical Lead

A pair of black and white quotation marks on a white background.

Skipping Breakfast? You’re Not Saving Time


Missing breakfast might seem like a shortcut, but it often leads to more hunger later in the day.



Even something quick like toast or yoghurt in the morning can help stop energy crashes mid-morning.

A woman with long black hair is smiling in front of a tree.

Adheesha Jayawardhana

Accredited Practising Dietitian | Accredited Nutritionist | Clinical Lead

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Home Visits, Clinics, or Telehealth - We’ll Work With What Suits You

We make things easy by offering:


  • Home visits across Melbourne

  • Clinic appointments in Dandenong (Fridays)

  • Telehealth sessions if you prefer or live further out

Wherever you’re based, we’ll try to match you with a dietitian who understands your needs and can come to you.

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Home Visits, Clinics, or Telehealth - We’ll Work With What Suits You

We make things easy by offering:



  • Home visits across Melbourne

  • Clinic appointments in Dandenong (Fridays) and Glenroy

  • Telehealth sessions if you prefer or live further out

Wherever you’re based, we’ll try to match you with a dietitian who understands your needs and can come to you.

Support That’s Built Around You

You won’t find strict weight targets, complicated rules, or judgment here.

We take a real-person-first approach. That means:


  • We listen and adapt to you, not just your diagnosis 

  • We work with your whole support team so everyone’s on the same page


  • We work with TIS (Translating and Interpreting service) to work with individuals who speak other languages.


Whether you’re trying to understand what you can eat, plan healthy meals in supported accommodation, or just feel more certain at the supermarket - we’re here for that.

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Support That’s Built Around You

You won’t find weight targets, complicated rules, or judgment here.

We take a real-person-first approach. That means:


  • We listen and adapt to you, not just your plan

  • We speak in plain English, not medical jargon. We work with TIS (Translating and Interpreting service) to work with individuals who speak other languages.

  • We work with your whole support team so everyone’s on the same page

Whether you’re trying to eat without pain, plan meals in supported accommodation, or just feel more confident at the shops - we’re here for that.

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Support Coordinators, Families, Participants - Everyone’s Welcome



Whether you're a participant, support coordinator, or family member, we're happy to talk things through.

Support Coordinators, Families, Participants - Everyone’s Welcome

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Whether you're a participant, support coordinator, or family member, we're happy to talk things through.