Independent Living Support

Based on your goals and aspirations, we help you negotiate your living arrangements and provide practical skills development related to household management, relationship building and community engagement. So whether it’s learning how to shop, clean and cook, pay the bills and do the banking, use public transport or access your community, we can empower and support you to take of your day-to-day activities. We’ll also help you to understand what services are available and how they can be accessed or delivered to ensure your needs are met.

Everyday support to maintain your independence

We know how important it is to maintain your independence — that’s why we provide a range of daily living supports to help you continue to live life your way.

 These include:

• Extra help at home

• Assistance with personal care

• Support with travelling

• Access to a wide range of therapies

Community Participation Supports

If you want to stay connected with or start to become more active in your community, we can support you. Our social and community participation supports are flexible and completely tailored to you and your goals, and can help you build your self-esteem, enhance your social life and improve your general wellbeing.

Community Access, Social & Recreational Activities

If you want to get out and about more, do more of what you enjoy or try something new, we can support you.

What would you like to do?

• Build or maintain your current friendships or relationships

• Become more active in a group

• Learn a new skill

• Grow your knowledge and confidence getting around or using public transport

• Go on holiday

• Join a new group or pursue a new interest

• Something else? We’ll work with you to achieve your goals in the community

A break for you, and your carer (flexible respite)

Getting out and about with someone different can be a nice change.

Sometimes a short stay away from home:

• gives you the chance to try new things

• can be a place to make new friends or develop new skills

• may help to maintain your current living situation by giving your informal supports a break.

For carers, it provides a break from everyday life, allowing you to catch up on your other responsibilities and recharge. You might know this as flexible respite.