NDIS

When you are looking for quality care in the home for a relative, you need to find the provider that supports every single one of your loved one’s needs. People with a disability are often talked about as if they are in one group, but we know that every individual client at Home Caring has different needs, we endeavour to ensure that we provide a service that meets those needs. Providing care that has been completely personalised for every individual is important to us here at Home Caring. We recognise every individual as the unique person that they are, and it’s why we avoid a solution that is “one size fits all”. Our care plans are person-centred, not plan-centred, which means that you get a service that shines a light on what you need and delivers a solution for it.

NDIS Service Provider

When you are interested in a home care service, you should search for one that is approved to provide NDIS support. We have a management team that will work closely with you to make sure that your loved one is getting the appropriate care that meets the goals as set in your care plan. Home Caring is a National Disability Insurance Scheme provider, which means that you can ensure that you get an organisation that sees your needs and is committed to helping you meet them. Home Caring is proud to offer NDIS support, whether we can help with a smaller package that requires minimal assistance to a larger package that involved wraparound care. As part of our service, you’ll have unlimited access to a personalised suite of supports with our helpful and friendly support team.

What Is NDIS?

The National Disability Insurance Scheme – or NDIS – is implemented entirely by the National Disability Insurance Agency. It is a focused initiative that allows those who qualify to access funded supports that are based on the needs of the individual. The support that is provided under an NDIS plan allows your loved one to continue to live a full and independent life, and there is a variety of funded support available with the National Disability Insurance Scheme. This support covers some of the following areas:

Health & Wellbeing

Individuals who qualify for this level of support will be able to get help with daily personal care and activities such as those that Home Caring can provide.

Employment

Disabilities don’t restrict some people from successfully obtaining a position in a company, and NDIS support can assist with keeping this employment and finding it in the first place.

Social Interaction

NDIS approved service providers like Home Caring can ensure that you maintain connections in the community, which can include behavioural support and therapeutic support for everyday life.

Education

NDIS accredited providers like Home Caring can provide clients with links to community education programmes

Daily Living

With NDIS support, individuals can get the help that they need with daily supported living in the home.

Mobility Equipment

Whether your loved one needs technology to assist with movement every day or you need modifications to their vehicle to enable them to get around, NDIS can help.

Home Caring has been involved in providing excellent care with those who require an NDIS plan, and we are registered as a provider of the services under the NDIS scheme. You can speak to one of our professional managers, and we can talk you through whether you are eligible for NDIS support. If you are, we would love to work with you on a care plan for your loved one and talk you through how we can provide the support that you need.

We pride ourselves on our ability to understand the specific needs of those who are living with a disability, which is why we are on the NDIS service provider list. If you need help accessing the NDIS, then you need to speak to the designated support person at Home Caring. We want to assist you and your loved one with making informed decisions about the care support that you need.

Who Can Access The National Disability Insurance Scheme?

There are specific criteria that need to be met to be eligible to qualify for an NDIS plan with an NDIS provider. The criteria include the following:

• Your loved one must be under the age of 65
• Your loved one must be:
  • An Australian citizen, or;
  • A permanent resident, or;
  • A citizen of New Zealand who is a Protected Special Category Visa holder
• A person who has a significant or permanent disability requiring assistance from others, special equipment or technology.

At Home Caring, we are proud to be able to provide NDIS disability care. If you have any questions as to whether your loved one is eligible for NDIS provider support, giving us a call can make a big difference to the future of care your loved one receives.

Why the NDIS?

The National Disability Insurance Scheme Act 2013 developed the NDIS, and it has been a life-changing response to the needs of those who require specialised disability care. There is an emphasis on community support, education and happy daily life. There were other care programmes developed previously as individual schemes, and these have come together to create a new opportunity in which all needs can be met in one single place. This means that NDIS approved service providers like Home Caring can provide services that are above and beyond all others.

Eight Domains Of NDIS

There are eight specific domains of the framework of the National Disability Insurance Scheme, and these are as follows:

Home

The NDIS takes into account the way that your loved one can undertake support or receive support for domestic chores as well as maintain a home that is as safe as possible.

Lifelong Learning

This NDIS support includes access to all methods of learning, both formal and informal. Educational engagement skills are included, as well as home skills that can be learned for better stability.

Health & Wellbeing

Personal hygiene is a big part of health and wellbeing, and this NDIS support element is the management of the health and diet needs of the participant. Water intake, exercise and medication are all included in this area, too.

Day-To-Day Living

This considers what your loved one will need to maintain their independence during the day. This includes communication, time management, personal care and commitments.

Employment

Fulfilment comes from having somewhere to feel needed, and part-time work can lead to this. NDIS care providers work hard to help participants of NDIS plans to obtain and maintain employment long term.

Relationships

Personal connections and relationships are essential, and this NDIS support can help to support those connections. There is also help for those who do not have access to a circle of friends or do not have any family.

Social and Community Participation

Interactions in terms of attending social community events and volunteering are important, and it’s seen as a key to personal happiness and growth.

Choice and Control

Person-centred care plans allow an element of control over how the care is given, and this NDIS support enables a participant to have autonomy over the supports that they want to engage in.

Individualised Care Plans

The one thing that stands out with NDIS plan management providers is that you can obtain a care plan that is wholly individual and tailored to the needs of your loved one. The chosen supports that you want to be involved with are entirely up to you and your loved one, with your support implemented through an individualised plan. When you determine your eligibility for NDIS funding, one of our managers will sit down with you to talk you through the application process.

You’ll then be able to decide on the support that you want for you and your loved one.

Individualised NDIS plans aren’t just based on the needs of today, but of the aspirations and goals that you have for the future. Practical and emotional support needs are covered, and with the right consultation with your NDIS approved providers, you also have the chance to adapt your individualised plan, later on, should you wish to.

NDIS Funding

National Disability funding is varied, and it depends on the need of the participant as to how much will be allocated. The NDIS will provide the support that is reasonable and necessary, and they will assess individuals looking for assistance under the following circumstances:

• The support offered has to relate to the disability of the participant
• Funding does not cover costs unrelated to the disability support needs
• Support must be a good value for money
• Support can only be given if it will benefit the participant
• NDIS support has to consider the support offered by the loved one’s family, home carers, community and their wider network.

Why Choose Home Caring As Your NDIS Provider?

At Home Caring, we can access and provide more than one service and ensure that the needs of your loved one are met at all times. At Home Caring, we promise to:

• Provide you with any information on the updated National Disability Insurance Scheme
• Provide you with an individual NDIS planner to work with you on your loved one’s needs
• Assist you and your loved one with decisions made about personal goals an needs
• Walk you through the application process for NDIS
• Connect you to each service personally
• Make changes to your NDIS plan if your circumstances change
• Monitor the care of your loved one

A Registered Provider Who Cares

Home Caring delivers supports to the participants of the National Disability Insurance Scheme in accordance with the plan in place. We can work with individuals to provide a range of support required to assist their daily life. As a registered NDIS provider, we understand that the needs of each individual participant are varied. If your loved one has a disability and you meet all the requirements for the NDIS plan, you can become a participant. This will enable you to go through the individualised planning process, which will help us to work with you and identify the support you need to live an independent life. You will be able to work very closely with our professional case managers to evaluate each plan regularly to ensure it remains within your aspirations for your future.

At Home Caring, we can offer you support services ranging from half an hour a day to wraparound care and support. We are specialists in providing care for those with mild and moderate disabilities, to those who have complex care needs and require our help. Home Caring is proud to offer carers as an approved service provider for the NDIS, and we already have several NDIS clients who are being cared for by our experts.

To ensure that you get the best possible care at Home Caring, we employ an extensive recruitment programme and training programme that means that we only hire the best. Our carers are matched to your unique needs, allowing us to support you and your family in the best possible way. As local care providers, we aren’t far away if you need more support or help than you are currently getting. All of the care that we provide is person-centred and is geared toward knowing precisely what you need and when. As NDIS care providers, our plans are carefully written to meet your needs.

Contact Us Today

Home Caring is aware and appreciative of the passion for those with disabilities to remain as independent as possible in their home. It’s for this reason that we ensure that we provide a range of services that are tailored to allow this to happen. Our disability support services include:

• Domestic assistance
• Respite care
• Personal care
• Community access
• Nursing support
• Professional care support

We bring more than our knowledge to the table, as for us, home care is a vocation that we intend to continue providing. We appreciate each of our clients and the complexity of their needs, and it’s this that remains at the forefront of our service. Your goals are our goals, so contact us today for more.

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