NDIS Provider Canterbury

NDIS Service Provider Canterbury

As a registered provider of the NDIS, our pledge remains being able to provide quality, personalized care for people with disabilities in the Canterbury area. Our vision remains assisting every individual towards their goals and aspirations, assisting them towards more independent, fulfilling lives. The NDIS has changed the way people with disabilities can access their care, with individuals gaining more choice, more control, and more flexibility with the support they can access. Being registered, our guarantee remains being able to provide our services under the highest possible quality and best practice and under requirements of the NDIS, and our plans are personalized for every participant’s needs. Our belief remains holistic care beyond fulfilling the simple requirements of being medically and alive on a day-to-day level. Our belief remains in assisting people’s independence, individual growth, and personal growth, and incorporating people more into their society. Everyone deserves dignity, value, and empowerment, and our effort remains assisting them with such an environment where people with disabilities can live their lives with happiness, without regard for their status. Our team of qualified, compassionate specialists provides an extensive range of services for people with different needs. Whether for people with disabilities, for people with needs for their homes, or for behaviour needs, our pledge remains being able to provide quality, respectful, and personalized, and also very flexible, levels of our best possible performance. We take our satisfaction in being able to devise individualized plans of care giving participants and their families choice and control, and this ensures smooth experience and quality of life.

We also understand people with disabilities’ needs extend beyond their healthcare. Social inclusion and being able to be a part of their communities are also integral parts of a whole and complete life, and we take a very proactive approach towards enabling participants’ connections with their communities. Social and community access, enhanced daily skills, and domestic skills are all addressed under our umbrella of services, and this means participants can feel capable and independent enough to live their lives on their terms.

About Canterbury

A very multicultural and thriving neighbourhood, and located centrally in Sydney’s Inner West, Canterbury has a very real and supportive environment for people with disabilities. Its mix of urban benefits and suburban peace, with its beautiful reserves and compact neighbourhoods, means there’s plenty of shops, services, and transport solutions convenient and easy for everyone. The people of Canterbury are very accepting, with many different neighbourhood programmes working towards making residents’ lives richer, including people with disabilities. The values of our organisation, such as being accepting, being able to access, and being respectful, are also the values of this very accepting and supportive neighbourhood. Local networks, neighbourhood networks, and health specialists collaborate with our organisation to ensure our participants access the best possible from their neighbourhood and from their peers. Beyond its very real and accepting neighbourhood, there’s plenty of cultural experiences, sporting and recreation centres, and access to training and schooling. From being able to access events, being able to take part in events, and being able to appreciate the beautiful reserves, there’s plenty of ways people can be able to access. We understand people need people, and we’re very excited to be able to enable participants to be able to access everything this beautiful town has on offer.

As a registered NDIS provider in Canterbury, we proudly give back to the society with our extensive range of quality services for individuals who need them. We believe every individual has their individuality, and we believe in fitting our services into their needs and requirements. With our team-centred approach, we consult with participants, their family, and other networks of support in order to achieve the best possible outcomes for them.

As a registered NDIS provider, we offer:

Disability Care

Disability care from our team accommodates individuals with different levels of intellectual, physical, and sensory disabilities. Our team works with participants on individualized plans of care, helping them be independent, feel better, and be more empowered. From complex levels of medical needs to simple needs such as assisting with their day-to-day needs, our team of experts ensures compassionate and personalized needs for every individual’s needs.

Home Care

For individuals who need the helping hand with their needs inside their homes, our home care delivers for their needs for their day-to-day lives. The home care from our team accommodates such needs such as washing them personally, cooking, and simple housekeeping. We want participants to feel comfortable and safe in their homes and be able to live independently and without hassles in their homes.

Overnight Care

We understand there may be participants who need their needs attended to when they need them, even when they need them when sleeping. Our team offers their services for their needs when they need them, such as peace of mind and other needs. With our professional team, participants’ needs are guaranteed satisfaction, and their safety and comfort are guaranteed, giving their loved one’s peace of mind too.

Private Care

Private care offers individual, one-to-one support for individuals with individual needs and requirements. The participant can be treated with individualised treatment and way of life, with flexibility and reassurance for individuals and their families.

24-Hour Care

For participants with complex and chronic needs, our 24-hour care ensures participants are receiving 24/7 constant support and care. Our team is on call 24/7, helping with every detail of day-to-day functioning, from their overall health, personal needs, and emotional needs.

NDIS Behaviour Support

Our NDIS supports behaviour designed for participants with complex and challenging behaviours. Our behaviour specialists team works with participants on understanding their individual needs, developing behaviour supports for positive behaviour and overall functioning. We want to promote a supportive environment where participants can learn, grow, and thrive.

Social and Community Participation

Community and group participation leads to greater overall functioning and greater senses of being. Social and group participation supports participants engaging with their environment, events, and networks of support. From being with a group of people with similar needs and goals, developing skills and abilities, we facilitate participants developing connections with people on their terms and pace.

Improved Daily Living

Our improved daily living supports are designed for developing skills for greater independent functioning. Assistance with money, personal regimens, cooking, and other skills of day-to-day functioning are covered. Empowering people with skills for independent functioning, we promote independent functioning and greater confidence.

Domestic Assistance

Domestic assistance services aim for participants to live in organized and neat homes. From laundry, housekeeping, and shopping for foods, our team remains ready and able to lend their helping hand, assisting participants in living in safety, tidiness, and warmth in their homes.

Personal Care

The personal care services aim for participants with needs for mobility and needs for assistance with the normal, day-to-day activities, such as washing, dressing, and grooming. Our professional team offers respectful and compassionate dignity and quality of life for participants. We emphasize safety and comfort and individualized care for individual needs.

We offer different forms of NDIS accommodation:

We believe every individual has different needs, and we’re dedicated to providing different forms of NDIS accommodation solutions for maximum support and best possible care for individuals with disabilities. In Canterbury, we’re delighted to be able to provide different forms of accommodation solutions for different needs, with choice, flexibility, and comfort.

Supported Independent Living (SIL)

Supported Independent Living (SIL) for individuals with disabilities provides them with need for their every-day needs, including cooking, housekeeping, personal care, and house maintenance, and also supports them towards gaining their independent status. In Canterbury, our SIL solutions provide the best compromise of freedom and support, with participants able to live independently in their homes with individualised support for their wants and needs. The participant has the choice of degree of need for support, from minimal need for supports to more extensive supports. Our SIL solutions are designed for developing their independent status without compromise on safety and security, with participants able to thrive and achieve their goals and aspirations.

NDIS Medium Term Accommodation (MTA)

Medium Term Accommodation (MTA) for individuals with disabilities provides a solution for individuals with disabilities with need for a short-term residence for up to 90 days. The service is generally utilised for individuals transitioning from hospital, other settings, and such, with this environment providing them with safety and support with their transition into their eventual residence. In Canterbury, our solutions for MTA provide comfortable, fully equipped homes with the support needed for individuals to settle into their residence and achieve their goal of what they want for their future.

Short Term Accommodation (STA) or Respite Care is a very valuable service for individuals needing short-term care for their primary carer’s break or for individuals needing a short-term residential environment. The service can also be for individuals needing urgent shelter. Our STA in Canterbury offers a comfortable and safe environment with professional staff who provide individualized care for individuals. The STA can be for weekends, weekends away, and short stays, giving individuals the opportunity to recharge and giving their people and their carer a much-appreciated break.

Specialist Disability Accommodation

The Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) accommodates people with higher needs, for instance, individuals with complex needs. SDA housing has been designed with participants’ specific needs, with accessibility adaptations and easy usage. In Canterbury, we offer SDA housing with maximum accessibility and safety. The housing accommodates participants with higher need for people’s physical needs and has accessibility such as height-adjustable furniture, a ramp, widened entrance, and fully accessible toilets.

Complex Care and High Care

Our Complex Care and High Care are for individuals with higher needs for people’s needs on a day-to-day basis because of extreme needs medically and physically. In Canterbury, we offer Complex Care and High Care for individuals with higher needs for people’s needs, including helping with feeding, mobility, medication, and other urgent needs for people’s health. Our professional staff consult with participants and their doctor and other healthcare specialists, and with them, they devise a holistic approach for participants’ individual needs, with the highest quality of care possible.

Assisted Living accommodations are ideal for individuals who require assistance with daily tasks but are still relatively independent in other aspects of life. In Canterbury, we offer assisted living options that provide the right balance of support and freedom. Whether it’s help with personal care, housekeeping, or mobility assistance, our trained staff are available around the clock to provide the support participants need to maintain a high quality of life while living in a safe, comfortable, and supportive environment.

Specialist Disability Accommodation in Canterbury

We offer Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) for participants with higher and complex needs. SDA homes are planned such that participants live with dignity, safety, and accessibility. In Canterbury, our SDA housing offers housing for different needs, and we also offer homes with very high levels of supports and enabling independent living.

Housing Design Types

Our SDA homes are planned under designated housing categories such that they can accommodate different needs of people with disabilities. The categories are:

• Highest Physical Support: The homes under this category are for individuals with very extensive supports, including individuals with extensive needs for mobility and extensive supports with their needs for their every-day needs. The homes also consist of accessibility adaptations such as wider doorway, hoists, and individualised gear for safety and comfort of the participant.
• Robust Housing: The Robust Housing accommodates individuals with unpredictable behaviors and individuals with needs for very durable environments. The homes are planned such that they can resist wear and tear and also resist safety for the individual. The homes also consist of durable material, walls with reinforcement, and safe environments such that individuals cannot be injured or harmed.
• Accessible Accommodation: The Accessible Accommodation accommodates individuals with disabilities for mobility. The homes also consist of such infrastructure such as access kitchens, access toilets, and ramps, and this ensures individuals can access the house with safety and comfort.
• Improved Liveability: The Improved Liveability homes are made for maximum levels of convenience and comfort for people with moderate levels of support. The homes also have such infrastructure such as easy-change lighting, easy-to-navigate kitchens, and access toilets, and this ensures people with minimal effort and complexity can live independently.

Disability Support Workers in Canterbury

Our supports with disabilities in Canterbury are professional and dedicated individuals who provide top quality support and care for people with disabilities. The team of our supporters has been fully qualified and can be of valuable contribution in assisting people with every possible facet of their lives, from personal needs and diet, to assisting with needs of the day, and more. The cultural backgrounds of our supporters ensure participants from every cultural background with their cultural needs and requirements. Our multicultural team has people of different cultural backgrounds, and this ensures participants from every cultural group of people can be best served. Some of our multicultural carers are:

• Arabic Support Workers
• Bangladeshi Support Workers
• Cambodian Support Workers
• Chinese Support Workers
• Ghanaian Support Workers
• Greek Support Workers
• Guyanese Support Workers
• Indian Support Workers
• Indonesian Support Workers
• Italian Support Workers
• Nepalese Support Workers
• Spanish Support Workers
• Thai Support Workers
• Vietnamese Support Workers

Our diverse team of staff works towards individualized, respectful, and cultural individualized care of individual needs of each participant. From cultural practices and language skills, our team ensures participants feel heard, valued, and supported with every facet of their lives.

We Provide Expert Assistance for the Following Conditions in Canterbury

As a registered NDIS provider in Canterbury, we are pleased to offer expert assistance for a range of different conditions affecting people in our society. Our interventions are individualized and made with the vision of giving them the best possible quality of life. Some of the major conditions for whom we offer our assistance are discussed below:

• Care for Arthritis: Arthritis has the potential of severely affecting a person’s quality of life, with pain, stiffness, and swelling of the joint. Our experts in Canterbury offer professional arthritis care, with the vision of reducing pain, enhanced mobility, and overall quality of life. We interact with every participant to design individualized plans of care, including pain management, mobility devices, and exercise for joint functioning and arresting its degradation. Our vision for people with arthritis is enabling them with their autonomy and helping them live fulfilling lives.
•  Care for Autism: Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) refers to a developmental disorder with complex presentations of communication, social interaction, and behaviour. We provide individualized autism care in Canterbury, with interventions for growth and inclusivity. Our experts are qualified and experienced in the use of evidence-based interventions, including Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA), for assisting people with autism with improved communication skills, acquiring social behaviour, and problem behaviour. We also provide training and support for the entire family, helping them be more supportive of their loved ones.
• Care for Cancer: Receiving a cancer diagnosis can be daunting, and the emotional, psychological, and physical burden can be heavy. Our cancer treatment processes are designed with the vision of providing people with extensive support every step of the way. We prioritize pain control, mobility, and emotional stability, and our clients are treated with dignity and compassion. We consult other experts in the healthcare field to guarantee our clients’ treatment meets the emotional, psychological, and social needs of treatment of cancer.
•  Care for Diabetes: Diabetes must be treated regularly for blood levels of blood sugar to be under observation. Our diabetes treatment processes in Canterbury include blood tests for blood sugar, medication, and diet. We educate people with diabetes on ways of adapting with their disease and also illuminate them on ways of avoiding diabetes complications. Our team consults with clients and ensures they comprehend skills and knowledge needed for treatment of diabetes.
•  Care for Epilepsy: Epilepsy is a disorder of the neurological causing seizure, whose occurrence and severity can be varying. Our treatment of epilepsy in Canterbury targets seizure control and enables people with seizure to live independently and securely. We manage medication, response towards seizure, and also provide training for people with seizure and their caretakers. We want people with seizures to live with a very high quality of life and with minimal occurrence and severity of seizure.
• Care for the Heart: Living with a heart condition can be challenging, but with the right support, individuals can learn to manage their status and proceed with their lives. We provide heart care in Canterbury, such as medication, blood tests, and behavioural modifications such as diet and exercise. Our team works with clients on developing holistic care for them on how best to manage their status and their cardiovascular status.
• Huntington’s Disease Care: Huntington’s disease is a neurodegenerative disorder with a progressive disease process involving motor control, cognitive functioning, and emotional status. Our team of experts in Canterbury provides personalized Huntington’s disease care, with the aim of maintaining and maximizing quality of life and reducing signs and symptoms. We provide provision of every-day functioning, emotional and psychological counselling, and working with the family for everyone’s needs on being able to manage the challenge of the disease.
• Mental Health: An individual’s mental status contributes significantly towards general status, and we are committed to giving holistic mental status care for individuals with mental illnesses. Our mental status interventions in Canterbury are meant to provide treatment interventions, counselling for crises, and chronic mental status treatment. We engage with individuals on developing mechanisms for coping with difficulties, emotional skills, and mental resilience. Our team also provides counselling and training for the family and the carer, equipping them with what they need for them to take up the challenge of helping their loved ones.
• Motor Neurone Disease: Motor Neurone Disease (MND) is a chronic nervous system disease, causing wasting of muscle and weakness. We offer individualised treatment for individuals with MND in Canterbury, including mobility, communication, and activity every day. Our team also manages pain, emotional, and end-of-life needs. We consult individuals and their caregivers and organize their needs and facilitate people’s access and use of the interventions and supports needed for the disease duration.
• Multiple Sclerosis: Multiple Sclerosis (MS) is a chronic and unpredictable disease of the central nervous system, causing muscle, vision, and tiredness difficulties. Our treatment of MS in Canterbury supports people with remaining independent and being able to manage their disease. We offer mobility, exercise for developing and maintaining muscle and coordination, and emotional support for individuals with MS, helping them manage the challenge of staying with the disease.
• Muscular Dystrophy: Muscular dystrophy describes a group of genetic illnesses causing wasting of the muscle progressively. Our team in Canterbury offers individualised treatment for individuals with muscular dystrophy, including improvement of mobility, prevention of contractures, and the physical and emotional challenge of the disease. We offer a range of interventions, including physiotherapy, use of devices, and emotional and supportive interventions for individuals and their caregivers.
• Out of Hospital Care: For individuals being discharged from hospital and needing readjustment into the community, our treatment of people in hospital and then discharged from hospital and into the community offers them necessary interventions for smooth and safe transition. Our team supports individuals with medication, exercise for rehab, and general needs of the day, and ensures individuals access and use the interventions and supports needed for regaining their independent functioning.
• Parkinson Care: Parkinson’s disease refers to a neurodegenerative movement disorder of progressive movement, with stiffness, tremor, and impaired movement and balance. We offer professional Parkinson’s disease for people in Canterbury, with a vision of retaining mobility, minimising signs, and emotional needs. We interact with people with Parkinson’s disease and devise individualised plans of care, for them to live their best lives and retain their quality of lives and freedom of choice.
• Palliative Care: For minimising the signs and sufferings of critical illnesses, palliative exists with a vision of achieving quality of lives. Our palliative for people in Canterbury is designed for people in their later years of ill-health, with pain, emotional and spiritual needs, and general day-to-day needs. We interact with people’s families and ensure their contribution into the process of their loved ones’ care, and their loved ones’ dignity and needs are respected and supplied.
• Dementia Care: Dementia refers to a disorder of memory, thought, and behaviour, and can manifest individual and familial-specific difficulties. Our dementia for people in Canterbury is designed for individualised safety, for being independent, and for general overall needs. We offer general day-to-day needs, behaviour, and familial needs, and our vision for people with dementia is for them to live their best lives with compassionate and effective care.

Our Team

The heartbeat of our organisation remains our team of people who are passionate and dedicated individuals with a commitment towards enabling people towards their best lives. Our team is professional, dedicated, and compassionate, and we are dedicated and passionate towards our job of enabling people with the quality of lives and freedom of choice.

Our team of experts are experts in their field, with extensive knowledge and experience. From registered nurses and therapists, to support workers, our team has the knowledge and skills necessary for quality care for a variety of different conditions. We continue to regularly update our knowledge and skills, in order to be the best of our field and practice best practice for our field of industry.

• Care Committed: We’re fully dedicated to giving every individual we’re working with the very best possible care. Our team is committed to leaving a beneficial footprint on the lives of the people we’re working with. We take the time to listen, understand, and act on the individual needs of every individual, and ensure they’re receiving individualised care made for their individual needs.
• Care Driven: Our team are dedicated individuals with a passion for changing lives for the better. We’re dedicated to being able to leave a real, lasting contribution on the lives of the people we’re working with, and take the extra step necessary in order to leave them with the best possible care. From emotional support, to helping with day-to-day, our passion for helping others guides our every action.
• Care Empowering: We empower the people we’re working with, giving them the skills, knowledge, and means necessary for them to live independent and fulfilling lives. We consult with our clients regularly, setting goals, developing plans, and implementing the necessary support for them. Our aim is developing individual’s self-confidence and becoming independent, and enabling them to feel capable and in charge of their lives.
• Care Expert: We pride ourselves on our expertise in our care. Our team has been trained in complex care for a range of different conditions, and our practices are evidence-based, with the highest quality of care guaranteed. We keep up with the latest research and advancements in the field of healthcare, and this ensures that our clients receive the very best in terms of their care.
• Big-hearted: A big heart and compassion and empathy lie at the heart of our team. We know that our clients are people who are challenged with complex difficulties, and our approach with them is with a big heart and understanding attitude. Our big heart leads us to want to go the extra mile for every individual we care for, and this ensures they feel valued, respected, and loved for who they are.