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1800 819 775 for Spinal Cord Injuries Australia Information line. Provide information, support and assistance to people with severe physical disabilities, their families and carers and other local services.

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Connections - Inverell

NSW, Australia

Independent living with community access to improve quality of life. MacIntyre Respite Project, Transition to work, Community Participation, Brokerage, Crisis Support. Mission Statement is to support people to develop individual options, community access, participation and quality lifestyle skills according to each persons individual needs. Inclusion in community life is focal point.

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May be contacted on mobile 24 hours for Out of hours/Emergency service. Private Service. Valentino's Cottage Respite opened January 2004 - capacity for 8. Approved Provider for Community Aged Care Packages, DVA, Compacks, Attendant Care, Lifetime Care and Support.

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IDEAS

NSW, Australia

Northcott provides Assessment, Advocacy, Disability Service, Goods and Equipment, Medical/Health-Orthotics/Seating Clinics, Computer Assist Technology Services, Respite Care in residential accommodation and Social Support. Northcott's respite cottage (5 Dunlop Place, Wagga Wagga) enables respite to be provided to children and young adults with physical disabilities during the weekend and school holiday programmes. They also run Spina Bifida Support Group, and a Parent Support Group.

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Service aims to increase the connections between people with disabilities,their families and the community.Service offers advocacy and support, supports that enable families/carers to care for a person with a disability with minimum disruption to family life.Help with accessing educational and employment opportunities,leisure pursuits,accurate and timely information on a broad range of human services,community activities and opportunities.Person centred planning,assistance in navigating service system.Service: 24 hrs/7 Days emergency.

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We have also implemented a structured training package that looks at developing life skills used for independent living.

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Assists people to reach their full potential in the area of Independent Living, through accessing a range of Community Access and Day Programs conducted during School Terms. Offers day programs in living skills and life skills, community participation, communtiy access, and recreation and leisure. Provide developmental opportunities and training for people with disabilities to allow them to reach their full potential in areas of independant living and community participation. No programs during school holidays

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We are a specialist employment program that offers job seeking assistance and post placement support to people who have a disability/mental illness. We find jobs in the general community, at award wage.

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Centre based. Primarily caters for people with a moderate to severe intellectual disability - may also have a physical and/or sensory disability. Individual service plans are developed and reviewed yearly with focus on increasing the social, living skills and community access for clients. Service caters for 34 clients.

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Nepean Options

NSW, Australia

Case Management Service for people with an Intellectual/physical Disability who need support services to continue to live in the community. Nepean Options will work with carers, guardians, families and other service providers at achieving clients goals and independence. LEP- Lifestyle enhancement program: provides quality training and recreational outings.

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Cumberland Industries

NSW, Australia

Supported Employment - packaging, manufacturing enclaves. Ring Human Resources to ask for application & assessment interview. Work experience and work trial available.

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Krishnee Nair

NSW, Australia

Moderate/severe disability who lives with a carer, not attending school (18-65). They must have high support needs and not receiving any other respite packages.

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CRS Australia - Blacktown

NSW, Australia

Vocational rehabilitation - CRS Australia assists clients to return to the workforce in a full or part time capacity, depending on client circumstances. Clients must have a disability that impedes their ability to enter or re enter the work force. Fees: If on a Centrelink benefit the service is free. If the client has a compensation claim pending then the fees will be charged to the insurance company.

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CRS Australia - Mt Druitt

NSW, Australia

Vocational Rehabilitation - CRS Australia assists clients to return to the workforce in a full or part time capacity, depending on client circumstances. Clients must have a disability that impedes their ability to enter or re enter the workforce.

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Provides personal care, domestic assistance, shopping assistance, meal preparation, respite and advocacy for Aboriginal people who are aged, have a disability or are a carer for someone with a disability.

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The Hunter Brian Injury Service (HBIS) provides rehabilitation for adults (16-65 yr) who have an acquired brain injury. priority is given to those indviduals who have sustained a traumatic brain injury. The HBIS is based in Newcastle and also operates an office in Taree and covers the central Coast, Hunter and Taree areas. It consists of three service streamsTransitional living Unit, Outpatient service and an Outreach service.Priorty 1 traumatic and 2nd acquired. Must have personal care with support of one staff member only. If in wheelchair must be able to transfer with one staff member only. Emphasis on rehabilitation and vocation.

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Community access service that provides a range of support, for people with a acquired brain injury between the ages of 16 -60 years. Each person is linked with a Co-worker - a staff member who can assist the person in sorting out the options they would like to pursue; and then jointly developing a plan to achieve these goals- such as to re-learn independent living skills and access recreational social or educational activities of their choice in the community. The aim is to increase independence and expand interests and life choices. Once you are a part of this service they offer a range of service options, including small workshops and individual support.

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Role of the service is to improve quality of life and prevent rehospitalisation of stroke patients. Home follow up program to enhance carer quality through co-ordination of support, health care services and respite services. This service educates clients and carers regarding strokes, risk factors, signs and symptoms. Assists with helping clients to understand their medications and to take them as prescribed. Liaise with the client's GP and assisting them with client care. Liaise between client and specialist/GP's to enhance communication. Participation is voluntary and at no additional cost to the client. Must be referred by GP. Support is via phone.

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Eligibility for the project is related to complexity of need, and the need for case management. A case manager will visit to undertake a comprehensive assessment for in home support including the need for case management, coordination, monitoring, respite care, home nursing, housekeeping, meal preparation, companionship and also advocacy on behalf of the client.

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An Aged and Disability Officer is involved with resourcing, promoting, and developing services in the area for older people and people with a disability. Projects include careers activities and events, housing advocacy, and supporting Council's Access Committee. The Aged and Disability Officer can provide information and referral to local community services.

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Provides information on services available to older people, people with disabilities and their carers living or visiting in Ryde LGA; undertakes social planning and needs analyses for the provision of new services; and improves the access to services and facilities.

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The Mental Health Review Tribunal is an independent body which upholds the civil and legal rights of people who are mentally ill or mentally disordered and ensures that they receive the best possible care in the least restrictive environment. The Tribunal does not prescribe drugs or treatments. The Tribunal conducts hearings and collects evidence from consumers, mental health workers, and other interested people. After hearing everyone's views the Tribunal members decide whether or not the treatment and care suggested by the hospital or community centre staff is appropriate and in line with the Mental Health legislation.

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Multipurpose Service Providing: Advocacy; Case-Management; Brokerage service for moderate to severly disabled people living in the community assisting them to live independently; Equipment hire: Pool for hire long or short term; Respite programs for carers who have family with dementia or high needs.

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Multi-disiplinary slow-stream rehabilitation for people with acquired brain injury. Providing an outreach service, outpatient and 3 bed Transitional Living Unit that provides assessment and in-house rehabilitation. Emphasis on Community re-intergration. Prioty given to Traumatic Brain Injury patients. Also available; Paediatric outreach/outpatient consultancy co-ordinator.

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The Service Co-ordinator assists people with disabilities to: Determine their own needs; Identify the informal and formal supports that will make a difference to their lives; Increase the connections between people with disabilities, their families and the local community.

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Nursing Duties community service. Comprehensive Assessment, Wound Care, administration of medications, continence care, palliative care, General Nursing care. There is no waiting period as at June 2005.

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Provides case management to frail aged people and people with a disability who are at the greatest risk of premature or inappropriate placement in residential care and cannot get the help they require through existing services. Individual service packages are designed in consultation with the consumer.

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Casework, Referral Information, Disability & Employment consultant. Group work and community Development, short courses, training and information seminars, group supports, Drug and Alcohol Helpline. Based in Cabramatta but also outreach services to Bankstown on Tuesday. Waiting list my apply in some cases.

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Family Integrated Respite

NSW, Australia

The service offers flexible, integrated respite for children 0-18 years, living in the Nepean (Penrith, Hawkesbury, Blue Mountains) area, who have moderate to severe disabilities and high support needs. The program aims to provide care for the child with a disability, without separating them from their family. This may include individual care so that the family can attend weddings, picnics, etc. Respite care is provided for a limited number of families, with carefully selected, trained carers, for the duration of their allocated funding - for the financial year.

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HACC Centre - Orange

NSW, Australia

This building houses: Home Care, Disability Residential Services, Aboriginal Home Care, MS Society.Guide Dogs, Australian Home care

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Description: Service aims to increase the connections between people with disabilities, their families and the community. Service offers advocacy and support,supports that enable families/carers to care for a person with a disability with minimum disruption to family life. Help with accessing educational and employment opportunities, leisure pursuits, accurate and timely information on a broad range of human services,community activities and opportunities. Person centred planning, assistance in navigating service system.

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Description: Service aims to increase the connections between people with disabilities, their families and the community.Service offers advocacy and support,supports that enable families/carers to care for a person with a disability with minimum disruption to family life.Help with accessing educational and employment opportunities,leisure pursuits, accurate and timely information on a broad range of human services,community activities and opportunities.Person centred planning,assistance in navigating service system.Service: 24 hrs/7 Days emergency.

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Description: Service aims to increase the connections between people with disabilities, their families and the community. Service offers advocacy and support, supports that enable families/carers to care for a person with a disability with minimum disruption to family life. Help with accessing educational and employment opportunities, leisure pursuits, accurate and timely information on a broad range of human services, community activities and opportunities. Person centred planning, assistance in navigating service system. Service: 24 hrs/7 Days emergency.

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Community Options is a case management and brokerage service for the frail aged, younger people with a disability and their carers who have complex care needs. The service provides comprehensive assessment of needs and assistance provided may include personal care, provision of meals, domestic assistance, transport, socialisation and respite care. One off items such as alarm systems may be purchased or loaned to consumers in receipt of case management services.

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Community Support Team provides a range of support services to clients, families and carers of someone with an intellectual disability. Service also provides; Case management; Direct intervention.

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The Housing and Accommodation Support Initiative (HASI) supports people living with a mental health issue to maintain their housing and participate in community life. HASI 2 - Low Support is a housing and accommodation support initiative designed for people who have a diagnosed mental illness or psychiatric disability and require low levels of support to maintain their tenancies and participate in their communities.

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Mission Australia will broker to Community Partners to assist with Home Visiting, Parenting Programs and Child Care. Aims of the Program: * Promote healthy development in children; * Promote strong, functional and well-supported families; * Reduce and prevent child abuse and neglect in participating families.

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Local Support Co-ordination is a flexible program for people with a disability, their families and carers. It aims to increase connections between people with disabilities, their families and the local community. Assists people with disabilites to determine their own needs and to identify the informal and formal support that will make a difference to their lives.

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This service provides case management and brokerage support to people with a disability. The program will be offered for a period of 6 to 12 months. Referrals are received and reviewed regularly by priority of need where vacancies exist. Once referral is accepted, a case manager is appointed. An assessment is done and an individualised case plan is developed. Case managers will work with the client and their family to co-ordinate a case plan and link to existing services, as well as purchase services through brokerage. The individualised case plan is reviewed regularly to address changing needs. Referrals can be made by phone, fax and/or mail and can be made by relevant stakeholder (eg individual, family member, carer, schools, disability services, juvenile justice, police).

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TAD Disability Services is the only charity in NSW which designs and builds custom equipment to enable people with disabilities to lead more independent lives.People with disabilities and their families often face overwhelming financial hurdles. At TAD, we believe that every individual has the right to equal opportunity and affordable equipment.Our custom built items are often produced at a fraction of the cost of any alternative solution. We also modify existing equipment to improve its suitability for the individual client.It all began in 1975. A small group of engineers led by George Winston AM decided to use their skills to profoundly change the lives of people with disabilities.Today, TAD’s core workforce consists of over 250 skilled volunteers who donate thousands of hours to designing, building and modifying more than 1,000 diverse items in NSW every year.CUSTOM DESIGNED EQUIPMENTOur skilled volunteers build and modify items to help people with disabilities and seniors to live more independently.Thanks to TAD volunteers, quadriplegic mums have special cots, prams and change tables to meet their exact needs. Children with disabilities have bath seats, mobility carts and supportive seating to make them comfortable at home and school. Seniors have items to support them at home like shower stands, modified walking frames and adjustable chairs and lounges.TAD employs a Physiotherapist, an Occupational Therapist and a Rehabilitation Engineer who work with clients, their carers and our volunteers to design and build the equipment to meet the individual’s therapeutic needs.COMPUTER SUPPORTTAD’s Computer Support Service offers affordable computers to anyone with a disability or Centrelink benefit.A team of highly skilled volunteers refurbish donated second hand computers and update them with Windows 7 and Office 2010.TAD’S FREEDOM WHEELSTAD’s Freedom Wheels Bikes enable children with disabilities to ride a bike when it was never thought possible. Many of these children cannot walk but they can ride. These special bikes are designed to suit the individual child’s age, height, weight and physical and cognitive abilities.Our Vision:People with disabilities and their carers will have access to innovative technical solutions, enhancing quality of life, opportunities for independence and participation in the community.Our Mission:Our mission is to provide personalised equipment and advice, to people with disabilities and their carers, through the innovative services of skilled volunteers and staff.How TAD is funded:TAD receives limited support from government and relies on foundations, trusts, community groups, schools, corporate partners and individuals to continue to provide equipment for people with disabilities.We have branches and groups in Illawarra, Central Coast, Hunter Region, Port Macquarie, Albury Wodonga, Central West, Shoalhaven, Coffs Harbour, Manning Great Lakes and Northern Rivers.

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Early Intervention for Autism Spectrum Disorder, Communication and/or Learning difficulties..Currently helping with Brain Injury, Stroke, Developmental Delay, Cerebral Palsy, Downs Syndrome, Autism Spectrum Disorder, Hearing Impairment and so much more.... Perfect for any Early Intervention program.

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