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We're not a just NDIS Provider, We transformed how you experience daily life with every interaction is thoughtful and supportive.
WHAT SUPPORT OFFER BY NDIS
Not Just Better Care, But A Better Experience
Assistance with everyday tasks such as showering, dressing, eating, and getting in and out of bed.
Support with cleaning, laundry, gardening, and meal preparation.
Help getting to school, work, or social activities, often through funding for taxis, rideshares, or community transport.
Support to engage in community activities, sports, social clubs, or recreational activities.
Equipment like wheelchairs, hearing aids, communication devices, and mobility aids to help with everyday activities.
Structural changes to the home (e.g., installing ramps, widening doorways, or modifying bathrooms) to improve accessibility.
Assistance in understanding and implementing an NDIS plan, linking to service providers, and ensuring proper use of funding.
Support to help individuals live more independently or find more suitable housing options.
Programs to build skills in areas like cooking, budgeting, personal hygiene, and communication.
upport in preparing for, finding, and keeping a job, including work experience, training, and employment-related assessments.
Includes therapies such as:
- Occupational Therapy
- Speech Therapy
- Physiotherapy
- Psychology
Assistance with managing behaviors that may limit someone’s participation in the community or activities.
Support for activities that improve physical health, including exercise programs or dietitian consultations.
Support in managing NDIS funding and ensuring payments are made to service providers.
Assistance with daily tasks in a shared living arrangement, typically for individuals who require 24/7 care.
Funding for housing designed specifically for individuals with very high support needs.
Temporary accommodation support, often referred to as respite care.
Care provided by a family or support worker, offering temporary relief for primary caregivers.
Social or skill-building programs in group settings.
Encouraging participation in sports, clubs, or social events.
Facilitating connections with others in similar situations for emotional or practical support.
For individuals requiring a high level of coordination between different health, housing, or disability services.
Support for children aged 0-6 years, helping them achieve developmental milestones through therapies and skill-building activities.
NDIS provides funding for mental health-related disability supports, especially where psychosocial disabilities are involved.
Including beds, pressure mattresses, and specialized bathroom equipment.
Alterations to vehicles to make them accessible for individuals with disabilities.
For participants who require assistance with communication due to language barriers or sensory disabilities.
