Disability

Relative Care is a registered NDIS Disability Care Provider that specialises in offering NDIS Support Assistance and disability care services for individuals. Our team consists of qualified and experienced support workers dedicated to providing compassionate care to our clients.

The Australian government has implemented the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), which provides funding and support for disabled individuals. Its goal is to help people with disabilities achieve greater freedom, improve their quality of life, and participate more fully in society. It is a transformative program that promotes inclusivity, choice, and freedom for individuals with disabilities.

As an aged care provider in NSW and an NDIS Registered Provider, Relative Care is crucial in supporting individuals with disabilities, ensuring they receive the necessary assistance to enhance their quality of life and achieve their goals. Our services are invaluable in helping individuals with disabilities lead more independent and fulfilling lives.

In addition, we have a team of dedicated Care Coordinators and Care Managers who work closely with our support workers and clients to ensure that all their needs are met. Our Care Coordinators are responsible for creating individualised care plans and disability care services and coordinating support services. At the same time, our Care Managers oversee the overall delivery of care and ensure that all services are provided to a high standard.

We understand that each individual has unique needs, and we tailor our support services to suit the specific requirements of our clients. Our support workers are trained to assist with home care services, including personal care, household chores, community participation, and social activities.

At Relative Care, we believe that every individual deserves personal care to live a fulfilling life, and we strive to empower our clients and participate in their community. We are committed to delivering high-quality and personalised disability care services to enhance the well-being and independence of individuals with disabilities.

Managing your Continence

Our team at Relative Care understands the challenges and complexities faced by individuals with disabilities. We are dedicated to providing personalised disability care services and support that align with the requirements of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

The NDIS aims to empower disabled individuals to live independently and achieve their goals. By accessing NDIS support through service providers on the Central Coast like Relative Care, individuals can receive the assistance they need to effectively navigate and utilise their NDIS funding.

Our dedicated and skilled support workers are trained to provide high-quality care following NDIS guidelines. We understand that building solid relationships between support workers and individuals with disabilities helps foster trust and empower individuals to actively participate in their care.

To ensure your loved ones with disabilities get the support they need, we have a variety of options to choose from. Some of the disability care services on the Central Coast that may be included in your range of offerings could be:

By choosing Relative Care as your NDIS support provider, you will receive the tailored care and support you need through our private home care to achieve your goals and maintain your independence. We help disabled individuals with disabilities journey towards a fulfilling and rewarding life.

Community Participation

Community participation is a vital aspect of our support services on the Central Coast at Relative Care, as we recognise the importance of social engagement and its positive impact on individuals with disabilities. Overall, supporting individuals in engaging with their communities and participating in social activities, events, and recreational programs can improve social skills and increase self-confidence. Creating an environment where individuals feel supported, included, and empowered to participate in their communities is essential.

There are several ways to support individuals in community participation:

Companionship

Support with Development-Life Skills

By providing support and guidance in developing life skills, we aim to empower disabled individuals to lead more independent and fulfilling lives. We regularly monitor the progress of individuals in their skill development journey. It allows us to assess their growth, identify areas that may require additional support, and make necessary adjustments to the support plan. We involve individuals, their families, and other stakeholders in skill development.

Some ways in which you can assist with development skills may include:

Assistance with Personal Care Tasks

 Assisting individuals with disabilities in personal care tasks is fundamental to our disability care services on the Central Coast at Relative Care. We aim to maintain individuals’ hygiene in a manner that promotes their comfort, safety, and independence to the greatest extent possible.

Personal care tasks can include activities such as:

By teaming up with Relative Care, you can expect a compassionate, experienced staff to understand your unique needs and goals. We will work tirelessly to ensure that you have the best disability care services and possible plans in place and that you are maximising your funding to its fullest potential.

We understand the intricacies of NDIS plans and how to allocate funding best to meet your needs. We will take the time to assess your requirements, develop a comprehensive support plan, and assist you in finding the right providers and services that align with your goals.

Whether you need assistance with daily living activities, mobility aids, therapy services, or any other support areas covered by the NDIS, we have the knowledge and resources to help.

If you are ready to take that critical step towards realising your dreams and accessing the support you need, contact Relative Care today. Let us be your trusted partner in navigating the NDIS and maximising your resources.

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