What is the NDIS?
The NDIS, or National Disability Insurance Scheme, is an Australian government program that provides funding and support to eligible people with permanent and significant disabilities, helping them achieve personal goals, increase independence, and participate in community life.
Core Supports
Our team of disability professionals across Australia provide a wide range of Core Supports, from everyday personal care and community access to complex and high-intensity support needs. Whether you are looking for support for yourself, a loved one or a client you are working with, we are here to help.
- Daily living and personal care
- Mobility and physical disability support
- Brain injury and cognitive support
- High needs and complex care
- Mental health and wellbeing
- Community and social support
Capacity Building
- Teaches practical abilities and skills rather than providing daily care.
- Aimed at specific growth, so you may need less support later.
- Therapies such as speech pathology, occupational therapy and physiotherapy.
Transport
NDIS transport funding helps participants travel to work, study, or community activities when they cannot use public transport safely or independently. It is provided through recurring support levels, a transport allowance, or funding for a support worker.
Behaviour Support
Behaviour Support is an NDIS therapeutic support designed to improve quality of life by understanding the reasons behind behaviours of concern and developing positive, evidence-based strategies to meet your individual needs.
Our Behaviour Support Practitioners work closely with you, your family and support network to create personalised plans that:
- Improve your quality of life
- Understand the underlying causes of behaviours of concern
- Develop positive strategies to meet your needs
- Reduce and manage behaviours of concern over time
All supports are delivered in line with NDIS legislation, policy, and best-practice Positive Behaviour Support principles.
Benefits of
Disability Support at Home
1
Feel Less Overwhelmed
Caring for a loved one with a disability can be physically, emotionally and financially demanding. Professional support helps reduce the pressure on families and carers.
2
Keeps Family Relationships Strong
The demands of caregiving can create tension and difficult conversations within families. Support services help ease the emotional, physical and financial pressures of care.
3
Support Independence
Our tailored support services promote independence by assisting participants with daily activities, reducing reliance on family and helping them live more independently at home.
4
Feel Confident & Supported
With a skilled support worker, families can feel confident their loved one is receiving quality care. This allows them to focus on relationships while our clients enjoy greater independence and comfort.
