OUR SERVICES
We offer our clients a wide range of in-home and community access services based on their particular needs, allowing them to do things they may not have thought possible. Everyone deserves to live life to the fullest, and we are here to help!
Are we taking on new clients? Absolutely! Get in touch with us today 03 8752 4255
“We are locals and feel like an extension of your family ”
Social support
People with disability often experience loneliness and social isolation. Being social and having daily human contact can improve their well-being, self esteem and also help feel more connected to others.
We encourage meeting new people and trying new things but we also join our clients during everyday activities such as shopping, banking, and community events.
We can build socialising around experiences or even drop by for an afternoon cup of tea and a chat.
COMMUNITY ACCESS
Community access can lead to improved health and well-being, quality of life and feeling connected with others.
We support people to take part in their community by meeting new people and trying new things. We want you to have fun, so it’s completely up to you what activity you decide to participate in, or we can help come up with ideas.
You might like to try a new sport, an art class, visit a museum, go horse riding, enjoy a hike, watch a movie, cheer on your favourite sports team and much more!
Supported independent living
Supported Independent Living (SIL) services are available to participants with allocated SIL funding, no matter their support needs. This enables persons with a disability to live as independently as possible with appropriate support. We have a team that will work with you to develop SIL supports that are in line with each individual’s needs.
We can help you work towards greater independence with 24 hour support (including overnight active or inactive). This may include personal care, all daily living tasks, mobility support, medication assistance, food preparation, shopping, behaviour support and domestic assistance
PERSONAL CARE and ASSISTANCE WITH DAILY LIVING
We can support you with the daily activities that you may be finding hard to manage on your own. These include personal hygiene, washing and showering, toileting, dressing, grooming and meal time assistance.
This service is delivered in a way that is appropriate to each individual and we pride ourselves on providing personal care services in a respectful , private and dignified manner.
respite care
Respite care allows primary caregivers of persons with a disability to take a well deserved break. We know this role can be demanding, stressful and tiring therefore we offer variations of service to suit what you need from a few hours to days. This will allow carers to avoid burn out and take some well-deserved time for themselves, whilst ensuring their loved ones are well looked after at the same time.
transport
We can assist with transportation to medical appointments, social outings, grocery shopping, to the hairdressers, family events or anywhere else required. If you need a lift anywhere, our team are happy to give you a ride.
If you prefer to take public transport, we can help with that too and join you on your trip.
domestic assistance
We want you to live comfortably and be in a safe environment. We provide regular or occasional help around the house with many household tasks. These include grocery shopping, meal preparation, reading and adapting recipes, cleaning, gardening, vacuuming, sweeping, ironing, changing the bed, caring for pets or plants, tidying the house or even help with medication reminders.
personal training
We can create and implement training programs to achieve better fitness and overall health goals to assist our clients to get involved in other physical activities
Jamie has been a qualified PT for over 10 years and has extensive experience in supporting individuals to meet their health and fitness goals. Jamie is focused on PT training within the disability sector and now offers training at our very own gym set up at our head office in Braeside.
Personal training activities can take place at our new gym, within your own home or at your local park. Plus we often include walks at the beach or around your own neighbourhood.
tutoring
We can help you with your studying needs. We have many support workers on our team with the skills available to support you work towards your education, training or life goals.
companionship
We get to know you, your hobbies and personality and connect you with the perfect support worker. We can join you for friendly in-home visits, social outings, events or regular social chats in the comfort of your own home. Many people living with a disability feel isolated therefore having someone to keep them company within their own home can significantly improve mental health and well-being.
sport inclusion
Getting involved in a team sport is a fun team-building activity and it’s an opportunity to connect people living with disability to one another. Our team sports are also a great way to learn, maintain and develop new skills.
We’ve created our very own basketball team who train and play games each week. Outside of this we arrange fun team-building activities for them as well. We hope to get cricket, lawn bowls and ten pin bowling teams up and running in 2023.
AREAS WE PROVIDE SUPPORT
We provide support workers in Melbourne Bayside, South East Melbourne, Mornington Peninsula and the Eastern suburbs.
Suburbs we service include: St Kilda, Carnegie, Bentleigh East, Parkdale, Mentone, Cheltenham, Chelsea, Aspendale, Aspendale Gardens, Bonbeach, Carrum, Patterson Lakes, Chelsea Heights, Lyndhurst, Lysterfield, Dandenong, Cranbourne, Clyde, Frankston, Rosebud, Hastings, Dromana, Devon Meadows, Officer, Mornington, Bunyip, Pakenham, Black Rock, Mordialloc, Croydon, Lilydale, Keysborough, Noble Park, Clayton, Chadstone, Glen Waverly, Bayswater and all surrounding suburbs.