Fifteen classes of support.

Support to find work, settle into a new role and keep it, at a pace that suits you and with the help you need on the job.

High intensity daily personal activities, delivered by support workers trained for complex and higher support needs.

Practical help through the changes in life: moving home, leaving school, or starting something new.

Everyday personal care: showering, dressing, grooming and getting ready for the day, with your privacy and dignity kept front and centre.

Getting to appointments, work, study and social plans safely and on time, with a support worker alongside you.

Clinical care in your own home, delivered by qualified community nurses who work to your care plan.

Day to day support in a shared home, from meals and routines to the responsibilities you share with the people you live with.

New and creative ways to take part in your community, built around your own interests rather than a fixed program.

Building the everyday skills that make life easier and more independent, at whatever pace works for you.

Cleaning, laundry, meal preparation and the everyday tasks that keep a home running the way you want it.

Getting out into social, recreational and community life with exactly the support you need to enjoy it.

Housing designed for people with very high support needs or extreme functional impairment.

Ongoing, specialist support in the workplace for people who need it to stay employed.

Group programs and centre based activities where you can learn, create and connect with other people.

Support with the daily tasks of living in your own home, as independently as you choose to be.