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Association for the Blind WA- Albany
This association provides services for people with vision impairment and aims to ensure that people who are blind or vision impaired receive a personalised, prompt and effective response. Their processes have been designed to ensure that this happens from the point of initial contact and for as long as contact continues. Services available are The Braille and Talking Book Library that produces Braille and audio copies of books, textbooks and material in Braille or audio formats. This is an individualised service and once the OT has assessed the needs of the client then they will link them in with services in the community to enhance the client's independence. Orientation and Mobility instructors will be brought in for the client. Vision aids like magnifiers will be supplied by linking the client with a local optometrist.
Lotteries House , 211-217 North Road
61 Kitchener Avenue, VICTORIA PARK (Head Office)
Suburb: ALBANY
State: WA
Postcode: 6300
(08) 9842 5566
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The York MDRT was created to provide education, support and respite to carers and people with dementia. The service, which is funded by the Commonwealth National Respite for Carers, assists families in accessing community-based respite services based in the Central Wheat belt and part of the Upper Great Southern Region. On average the Team travels a 200km radius from York . Services provided are:- Support and Case Management- The Team will continue to offer support to the family throughout the time the person with dementia is living at home. Ongoing respite program - Regular community-based respite is offered to families through a variety of models including: In-Home Respite Host Family Respite This provides a social club for an average of three people in the earlier stages of dementia in the home of a care worker. Each home is known as a "Host Club" and clients usually enjoy various activities such as art and crafts.
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South West Mental Health Service - Bunbury
WA, Australia
Clients can self refer to the clinic through South West 24 - 1800 555 336. Other referrals via GP or other health professional. Clinical service providing assessment and treatment interventions through individual or group sessions as well as medical treatments. Stepping Stones rehab programme available only to clients of SW Mental Health Service. .
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I'm a single mum of 4 homeless all my money is going on accommodation now this is our last day in a motel and I haven't got any money to get another week somewhere in need of a home or accommodation + needing emergency food vouchers
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