Able to Thrive

One-to-one support at home and in the community, covering personal care such as showering, dressing and medication prompts, appointments, social plans and daily routines. Workers are matched to the participant's needs and interests.

In-home domestic support covering cleaning and tidying, laundry and linen changes, shopping and errands, plus meal preparation and daily routines.

Cooking support in the participant's own kitchen: meal planning, supported grocery shopping, cooking sessions, batch cooking and food safety skills.

Day programs delivered as group community and social outings, alongside skill-building sessions and school holiday activities.

Community access support with social events, classes, clubs, sport and hobbies, appointments, public transport training and volunteering, in a group or one to one.

Supported gym sessions with a worker alongside, help joining a local gym, swimming and pool programs, walking and active recreation in the community.