Amandeep Kaur Mann
Director & Registered Nurse
Amandeep is a Registered Nurse and co-founder of Angel Assistance Care. She helps lead the clinical side of the service, so every participant is supported safely and with genuine care.
We’re a nurse-led, registered NDIS provider in Melbourne’s west, here to deliver support that is genuinely personal, clinically informed and built around the way you want to live.
Our story
Angel Assistance Care was founded by two Registered Nurses, Amandeep Kaur Mann and Gagandeep Kaur Sandhu. Through years of nursing, they saw first-hand how much difference the right support makes: support that is clinically informed and, just as importantly, genuinely personal. They built Angel Assistance Care to bring both together for people with disability in their own community.
Being nurse-led shapes everything we do. Care decisions are informed by clinical training and experience, supports are planned and reviewed with a nurse’s eye for detail, and our team is trained and supported to deliver each person’s supports safely and consistently, including complex and high-intensity supports.
We’re local to Melton and Melbourne’s western suburbs. That means the people we support are our neighbours, and we know the community, services and places that matter here. When you call us, you’re talking to people who live and work where you do.
Mission & values
Our mission is simple: to help the people we support live safely, comfortably and on their own terms, at home and out in the community. These six values keep us honest.
Safe support is the foundation everything else is built on. We plan carefully, deliver supports as documented, and never cut corners.
You are the expert in your own life. We listen first, then shape supports around your goals, routines and preferences, never the other way around.
Everyone deserves to be treated as an equal, in their own home and in public. We protect each person’s privacy, choices and independence at every step.
Our nursing background sets the standard for our care. Supports are planned, delivered and reviewed with clinical training and experience behind them.
Support you can count on changes everything. We turn up when we say we will, communicate openly, and let you know early if anything needs to change.
We live and work in Melbourne’s west, and it shows. We help people connect with the places, activities and relationships that matter to them locally.
Meet the founders
Angel Assistance Care is founded, owned and led by two Registered Nurses who are hands-on in the service every day.
Director & Registered Nurse
Amandeep is a Registered Nurse and co-founder of Angel Assistance Care. She helps lead the clinical side of the service, so every participant is supported safely and with genuine care.
Director & Registered Nurse
Gagandeep is a Registered Nurse and co-founder of Angel Assistance Care. She works closely with participants and families to shape supports around each person’s goals and daily life.
The nurse-led difference
Many things about good support come down to warmth and consistency. Some come down to clinical judgement: knowing what to look for, what a small change might mean, and when to act. Because Angel Assistance Care is led by Registered Nurses, that judgement sits behind every support we deliver.
For participants, families and support coordinators, nurse-led care means:
Angel Assistance Care Pty Ltd is a registered NDIS provider: Registration ID 4-K2GRL7O, ABN 12 679 704 020. Registration means we are independently audited against the NDIS Practice Standards and accountable to the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission.
We genuinely welcome feedback: compliments, suggestions and complaints alike. It helps us improve, and raising a concern will never affect your supports in any way. You can share feedback or make a complaint with us directly, or contact the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission at any time on 1800 035 544.
Whether you’re comparing providers, ready to make a referral, or just have questions about the NDIS, we’re happy to talk it through. No pressure, no jargon.