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Regional Home Care Services
RHCS (Perth Home Care Services Inc) services are mostly govt funded and are directed to specific target groups - those who are disabled and those with mental illness . Private services may also be provided. The two models of support provided by RHCS are:- Inhome support/respite and foster care support/respite. There are also ATE programs. PHCS has been providing support to people with severe and persistent mental health issues since 1996, including continuing care, community support and psychosocial support. Specific services include daily living skills, personal and social interaction and support for carers. PHCS's service delivery model is consumer driven and recovery focussed. The organisation has strong links with the community and government, including a service agreement with the WA Office of Mental Health, as well as a comprehensive referral network.The RHCS current MHS are Personal Helpers and Mentors Programs and capacity Buiding Program.
98 Stirling Terrace
2nd Floor 30 Hasler Road , Osborne Park WA 6916(Head)
Suburb: TOODYAY
State: WA
Postcode: 6566
(08) 9574 2755
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WA, Australia
Family holiday accommodation - reasonable rates. Seniors' holiday one week in March each year. Priority to families with children during school holidays. Totally wheelchair accessible. Linen provided (sheets, pillowcases and towels) $8 per person. TV (no charge). Washing machine available at $1 per load. Fees: $88 per night per unit non- members, $77 members.
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RUCSN Great Southern Inclusion Support Agency (GSISA)
WA, Australia
RUCSN (Resource Unit for Children With Special Needs Inc) Country Inclusion Support Agency is called Great Southern Inclusion Support Agency (GSISA) and its aim is to help Commonwealth-funded children's services include children with additional needs. 'Additional needs' refers to children from a Culturally and Linguistically Diverse background (CALD), Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children, South Sea Islander children and children with disabilities and special needs. Commonwealth Funded Children's Services in Western Australia includes Private and Community-based Long Day Care, Family Day Care, Outside School Hours Care, some Vacation Care, some Occasional Care and Year Round Care. RUCSN's Regional Inclusion Pools are funded by the Department of Family and Community Services(FAHCSIA) and are Australia-wide.The aim of the Inclusion Support Program is to promote and maintain high quality care for all children, including those with additional needs.
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Black Hill
Hi. I'm wondering if St Vinnie's in Dawson Street are still providing food vouchers? What is the procedure now to have someone do a home visit? The phone message at the Dawson st center has changed. Are the food vouchers still available? Michael
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Haigslea, Australia
Hi my name is Trent. I have been unemployed since February 10th, I have applied for jobseeker but my claim was rejected and now is being reassessed by the complex review team. I am in need of some food and personal items as I have fully out welcomed my friends and family for support. I have a rental bill through my Aunty but they are not chasing me down for it. If anyone could help me I will be much appreciated. This is the first time I have ever had to ask for help and it’s a hard thing to do.
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