TCASS

Adults with disability are supported to live independently in their own home or in shared accommodation, with individualised living options explored and documented for the NDIS.

Support workers assist with daily living tasks at home, including personal assistance, high intensity personal care such as catheter and diabetes management, bowel care, and domestic help.

Planned, temporary, emergency and ongoing respite for families and carers, plus short and medium term transitional care after a hospital stay to rebuild functional independence.

Participants choose social and recreational outings with a group or one-to-one, such as personal shopping, cooking or volunteer work, at times that suit their own schedule.

Group, centre and community based programs run from the TCASS Activity Hub in Darwin, with a weekly schedule and life-skills sessions covering cooking, meal planning and shopping.

Modified fleet vehicles provide transport for participants, and transport can be added to any of the provider's other supports.