SA Disability Care understands that every person is different. Our supports are tailored to meet the specific requirements of individual participants.
We have specific expertise and connections within CALD communities. We are actively engaged with our local community in South Australia, and with community organisations, such as AMES Australia, Australian Refugee Association, Bhutanese Australia Association of SA, and the Lyell McEwin Volunteer Association.
At SA Disability Care we understand that each participant is unique in their own way and therefore require different support from us. Our experienced and approachable team can help with flexible and tailored support to suit individual needs and assist participants to reach their individual goals. We offer:
Our range of services include:
Assistance to learn and develop the skills that allow you to be independent (e.g. hygiene, nutrition, social skills, language, or using transport).
Assistance or supervision of daily personal tasks (e.g. bathing, dressing, meals, attending appointments, mobility).
Working with your health care professionals to manage medication, diabetes, pressure and other wounds, and transitioning from hospital to home.
Our support workers provide the assistance you need to participate in social or community activities, go shopping, play a sport or attend a family event.
Support to understand and implement the funded supports in your plan and link you to qualified providers.
Assistance with everyday household tasks (e.g. vacuuming, dishwashing, house cleaning, clothes washing, making beds, lawn mowing and gardening).
Travel wherever you need to go, either with our drivers or assistance to navigate public transport independently. We will get you anywhere safely and on time.
Manage your NDIS funding to purchase and pay supports you need giving you more control of your NDIS budget.
We support participants to access mainstream sport competitions, modified activities, or disability specific programs depending on individual skill level.
We are a registered National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provider and have staff that are highly skilled to provide supports tailored to your needs. We ensure all our support workers are adaptable and open so that participants feel comfortable around them and are able to voice whatever concerns they may have.
95% percent of our support workers, volunteers and key administrative staff are bilingual or multilingual and many have volunteered for many years in leadership roles for a range of Bhutanese, Burmese, Indian, Afghan, Cambodian, African and Nepali Community groups.
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Don’t go without the care you deserve. Get in touch with us at SA Disability Care for any questions or queries. We operate on weekdays and can take your call between 8am-5pm. Contact us and we will reply you promptly.
1800 945 330 [email protected]
