Support shaped around you

Support shaped around your choices, routines and goals.

Explore disability support options focused on everyday life, skill development, community participation and employment goals. Support conversations begin with your choices, routines and priorities.

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Choice, dignity and everyday possibility

A clear starting point

Support conversations shaped around the person

The first conversation is an opportunity to explain what matters to you: the routines you want to protect, the goals you are working towards, and the way you prefer support to be provided.

Service location, suitability and current availability are confirmed before any support arrangement begins.

01 · Goals

Start with what matters to you

Share the routines, preferences and goals that should guide the first discussion.

02 · Fit

Check service fit and availability

Confirm the support requested, location, current capacity and any practical next steps.

03 · Agreement

Understand the details before support begins

Discuss responsibilities, communication preferences and the service arrangement before making a start.

Services

Support for everyday goals

Explore support options for everyday routines, community participation, skill development and employment goals, then ask about suitability and current availability.

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Household Tasks

Practical support with everyday household activities, shaped around your routines, preferences and level of independence.

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Assistance with Life Stage Transitions

Planning and practical support when routines, living arrangements, study, work or other parts of life are changing.

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Innovative Community Participation

Individualised support to explore meaningful community activities, relationships and opportunities that suit your interests.

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Daily Tasks in Shared Living

Support with daily routines in a shared living environment, guided by your preferences, household arrangements and agreed goals.

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Development of Daily Living and Life Skills

Practical, goal-focused support to build skills for everyday routines, decision-making and greater independence.

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A wheelchair user tends herbs in an accessible community garden

Community, Social and Civic Participation

Support to take part in social, recreational and community activities chosen around your interests and goals.

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Specialised Supported Employment

Individualised support to develop workplace routines, confidence and participation in suitable employment settings.

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Assistance with Personal Activities

Respectful support with personal daily activities, provided in line with your choices, routines, privacy and agreed needs.

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A woman with a below-knee prosthesis leads an employment planning conversation at a laptop

Access and Maintain Employment

Practical support to explore employment goals, prepare for workplace participation and build routines that can help sustain work.

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Group and Centre Based Activities

Structured group activities that support social connection, skill development and participation around shared interests.

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Good to know

Questions before you enquire

Who can make an enquiry?

Participants, nominees, family members, carers, and support coordinators can contact the team to discuss availability and next steps.

Are services available everywhere?

Availability depends on location, participant goals, support needs, worker capacity, and agreed service arrangements.

How do we start?

Send a short enquiry without detailed medical information. The team will confirm availability and arrange a safer way to discuss any sensitive details.

Can I involve someone I trust?

Yes. A nominee, family member, carer, advocate or support coordinator can be included in conversations when you want them involved.

Does a service page guarantee funding or availability?

No. Service suitability, funding, location and current availability must be discussed and confirmed before a service arrangement begins.

Next step

Ready to talk about support?

Send a short enquiry with the support you are looking for. The team can then confirm fit, availability and the next conversation.

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