Supportive in-home services
A Direct Support Professional works one-to-one in the person's own home on daily living skills, health routines and getting out into the community.
- 1:1 staffingnDaily living skillsnFamily respite
Services
Six kinds of support, combined around one person.
Most people we support use two or three services together. Your support coordinator can authorise them individually or as a package.
24-hour residential supports
Supervised, warm, home-like settings for adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities — small, quiet and residential, never institutional.
- Awake overnight staffnHome-like settingnNursing oversight
Personal supports
Respectful, practical assistance with bathing, dressing, grooming, eating and mobility, delivered the way the person prefers it done.
- CARF accreditednPersonal carenMobility support
Community engagement & leisure
Recreation, volunteering, faith communities, libraries, gyms and clubs — real participation rather than a scheduled outing to fill an afternoon.
- RecreationnSocialisationnTransport support
Medical & health supports
Medication administration, appointment coordination, and following the Health Management Care Plan, with documentation your care team can actually rely on.
- Medication adminnAppointmentsnHMCP tracking
Skills & independence
Cooking, budgeting, using transport, managing a household and getting ready for work — taught step by step, at the person's pace.
- Money skillsnCookingnWork readiness
Ready to talk?
Start with one conversation.
Tell us who needs support and what you are looking for. A first conversation commits you to nothing.