Vision & Goals

Support workers train participants to use public transport independently and provide transport for participants who cannot travel on their own.

Community participation support in community projects and activities, aimed at building social and life skills, confidence and independent living.

A disability employment specialist helps participants find work matching their skills, interests and goals, including training to write a resume and cover letter.

Recovery coaches work with participants, families, carers and other services to design and implement a recovery plan and coordinate NDIS and other supports, and participants can choose a coach with lived experience.

Support coordination (level 2) and support connection (level 1): help to understand and use an NDIS plan, connect with providers and community services, monitor budgets and manage times of change.

Higher intensity support coordination for participants with more complex needs, delivered by a multidisciplinary team working with the participant and their support network.

Individual advocacy by a social worker, supporting people with disability and their families to make their own decisions, plus systemic advocacy and peer groups meeting on Monday and Wednesday.

Trauma-informed counselling for victim-survivors of domestic and family violence and sexual violence, including needs assessment, safety planning, risk assessment, emotional support and referrals.