Support for People with Disability

• In-Home Support

Our experienced support workers assist with everyday tasks in a respectful and empowering way. This can include meal preparation, light cleaning, organisation, and building routines that support independence. We focus on what the person can do, while offering assistance where needed.

• Community Access

We support clients to connect with their community through social outings, appointments, activities, and events that reflect their interests. Whether it's visiting the local library, attending a music class, or simply enjoying a coffee at the local cafe, our team is there to support confidence and enjoyment.

• Capacity Building

Our goal is to help individuals build skills for everyday living. This includes support with public transport use, money management, communication, goal setting, and household management. Capacity building is always tailored to the person’s goals and their preferred pace.

• Support Coordination (Non-Clinical)

Our team can guide clients through the NDIS system, helping them connect with the right service providers, plan reviews, and understand how to maximise their funding. We act as a trusted partner to simplify a process that can be complex at times.

• Short-Term Respite (Non-SIL)

We offer flexible respite support either in the person’s home or community setting, allowing carers to take a break and individuals to enjoy a change of routine. These are informal or private-pay arrangements, delivered with care and respect.

• Behaviour Support (Non-Restrictive, Non-Clinical)

We provide capacity-building behaviour support focused on understanding triggers, strengthening communication, and promoting positive routines. While we do not provide registered behaviour support plans, we work in collaboration with behaviour specialists and allied professionals to implement non-restrictive strategies that improve day-to-day wellbeing and relationships.