Our Services
Therapy Assistance
A therapist can be physiotherapists, speech pathologists, occupational therapists, dieticians, social workers and even psychologists.
Community Access
Assist you to increase your independence in daily activities and participation in your community.
Assistance with Daily Life
We provide support for people with low and high needs. To be eligible for Challenge Assistance with Daily Living services.
Personal Care
Personal care support is defined as assistance with daily personal activities, such as assisting with or supervising personal tasks.
Support with Independent Living
Supported independent living is one of the kinds of NDIS funding that provides supports to people with disabilities.
Peer Support & Mentorship
The relationship between peer and mentor can take different shapes. There are different kinds of working relationships with this support. It really depends on what the needs of the person receiving support are.
Individual Skill & Development Training
Developing additional life skills allows you to live more independently and achieve your goals for a fulfilling life.
Music Therapy
Music affects our bodies, our minds and our feelings. It breaks down barriers of disability and builds bridges of communication.
How Disability Support Workers Can Aid Individuals in the NDIS Program
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is an initiative by the Australian government designed to enhance the lives of individuals with disabilities by supporting them in reaching their objectives. Disability support workers play a crucial role in facilitating NDIS participants’ access to necessary supports and services, empowering them to fulfill their goals. This article explores various ways in which disability support workers can provide assistance to NDIS participants.
Understanding Participant Needs
The initial step in aiding an NDIS participant involves comprehending their unique needs. Disability support workers collaborate with participants to identify goals and requirements, formulating plans to facilitate goal achievement. This process may entail creating a support plan, setting objectives, and determining the necessary supports and services.
Assisting with Daily Living Activities
Disability support workers can help NDIS participants with everyday activities like personal care, meal preparation, and household chores. Additionally, they can offer aid in mobility and transportation, enabling participants to engage in community activities and services.
Assisting with Communication
Some NDIS participants may need help with communication, such as utilizing alternative devices or accessing communication support services. Disability support workers can lend assistance in these areas, ensuring effective communication with others.
Assisting with Health and Wellbeing
Support workers can contribute to the health and wellbeing of NDIS participants by facilitating access to medical appointments and assisting with medication management. They also play a role in promoting healthy lifestyles through support with exercise and physical activities.
Assisting with Social and Community Participation
Facilitating access to social and community activities is another crucial aspect of the disability support worker’s role. This involves supporting participants in joining clubs, groups, attending events, and accessing community services, enabling them to fully engage in their communities.
Advocacy and Support
Disability support workers serve as advocates for NDIS participants, ensuring that their needs are acknowledged and met. This includes representing participants’ interests and providing emotional support and guidance to navigate the NDIS system and access necessary supports.
The pivotal role of disability support workers in assisting NDIS participants cannot be overstated. Through understanding participant needs and providing aid in daily living activities, communication, health and wellbeing, social and community participation, and advocacy, these support workers empower NDIS participants to lead fulfilling lives. If you are an NDIS participant, consider reaching out to a disability support worker to explore how they can help you achieve your goals.
