NDIS Services

Psychosocial Recovery Coaching

A Psychosocial Recovery Coach helps you manage daily challenges, aiming to improve your independence and wellbeing. They work with you, your family, carers, and other services to create a personalised recovery plan. This plan empowers you to achieve your goals and build resilience and decision-making skills.

Support Coordination

Support coordinators assist participants in utilising their NDIS funding. They assist in helping participant choose services, find providers, understand their budgets, and resolve any difficulties.

The goal of support coordinators is to empower participants to pursue goals, connect with the community, and manage supports effectively.

There are three levels of support coordination available, depending on participant needs: support connection, support coordination - coordination of supports, and specialist support coordination.

Community Participation

We are here to help you get more involved in your community, especially in fun activities!

Being part of the community is great for your health and happiness. Our support includes taking you to things like shopping, sports, movies, and more.

Joining community activities enhances social connection, promotes a sense of belonging and contributes to overall health and wellbeing.

Therapeutic Supports

We offer a range of therapeutic supports to boost your health and wellbeing. Our team includes therapists and counsellors who can provide individual and group sessions.

Therapy is beneficial for everyone, regardless of age or ability. Whatever your goals may be, we are here to help you achieve them.

Group Activities

Participating in group activities offers multiple benefits, including fostering a sense of belonging and connection, strengthening relationships, expanding social networks, boosting confidence and self-efficacy, and creating opportunities for further community engagement, employment, or study.

The NDIS funds group activities that facilitate community participation through the Core budget, while activities aimed at skill development and independence may be funded through the Capacity Building budget under Increased Social and Community Participation.

Some examples of group activities include:

• Arts and crafts

• Cooking classes

• Dance classes

• Lego club

• Sport

• Bowling

• Day trips

• Watching a movie

• Playing board games etc.

• Skills building groups such as managing stress

Individual Support

Individual Support encompasses numerous NDIS Codes including:

• Life Stage Transition

• Daily Tasks – Shared Living

• Assistance with personal domestic activities

• Transport to activities

• Individual social skills development

• Skills development and training

• Training for carers/parents

• Assistance with decision making, daily planning and budgeting

• Help with shopping

• Support for appointments