State Wide Community Services can help people with disabilities gain greater independence, improve their quality of life, and participate more fully in their communities.
Find out how you can access supports for Daily Tasks & Shared Living through your NDIS funding with the help of State Wide Community Services
Daily tasks and shared living is an important service provided by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) for people with disability. This service helps NDIS participants with daily living activities they may have difficulty performing on their own. It includes assistance with tasks such as cooking, cleaning, shopping, and maintaining a household.
Accessing daily tasks and shared living supports is easy for NDIS participants. Participants can include this service in their NDIS plan by discussing their needs with their support coordinator or NDIS planner. They can also find registered providers offering this service through the NDIS provider portal or by contacting the NDIS contact centre.
NDIS participants may need and use daily tasks and shared living services for a variety of reasons. Some participants may have physical disabilities that prevent them from performing household tasks independently, while others may have intellectual or developmental disabilities that make it challenging for them to manage daily tasks. Daily tasks/shared living support is essential for NDIS participants to live independently and maintain their quality of life.
The goal of Daily tasks and Shared living supports is to help participants achieve greater independence, improve their quality of life, and increase their participation in the community. It is important to note that this support category is not limited to participants living in a shared living arrangement. It can also be provided to participants living independently in their own home.
Examples of Daily Tasks & Shared Living supports:
Asa registered NDIS provider in Perth and Peel region, State Wide Community Services is committed to providing quality support services to NDIS participants.
Below you can see a few examples of ways State Wide Community Services can help you with daily tasks and shared liivnig supports:
NDIS participants can get connected and engage with daily tasks and shared living services by contacting registered providers in their area. These providers will work with participants to develop a care plan that meets their individual needs and goals. They will also provide ongoing support and guidance to help participants achieve their goals and live the life they want.
To utilise Daily tasks and Shared living services in their NDIS plan, participants need to have an approved plan and funding allocated for this support category. Participants can work with their support coordinator or planner to include this support category in their plan.
Once the support category is included in the plan, participants can start searching for providers that offer this service. It is essential to choose a provider that matches the participant's goals, values and expectations, and has the necessary qualifications and experience.
State Wide Community Services is a registered NDIS provider which can provide a range of disability support services that can be tailored to meet the individual needs of participants. We have an inclusive approach and believe in helping participants feel more supported and confident in their day to day life.
Our services include assistance with daily living, personal care, transport, social activities, and household services among others. By choosing State Wide Community Services, participants can access a range of supports within their local community, which can help them maintain their independence and social connections.
Additionally, with a team of experienced, multi-cultural and multilingual support workers, State Wide Community Services has a strong understanding of the local community and can provide culturally appropriate services to participants from diverse backgrounds.
This may include providing support workers who speak the participant's language and who have a strong understanding of their cultural practices and beliefs, or helping participants who have limited English proficiency to communicate their needs and preferences effectively. This can lead to better outcomes for participants, as they can receive services that are tailored to their individual needs.
It's important to note that when choosing a disability support service provider, participants should consider their individual needs, goals, and preferences. It's also important to ensure that the chosen provider is registered with the NDIS and meets the relevant quality and safety standards.
If you would like to use State Wide Community Services for the delivery of Supports for your client, loved one or yourself; simply call us at 1800 560 813 or fill the this form and our team will get in touch with you.
If you would like to use State Wide Community Services for the delivery of Supports for your client, loved one or yourself; simply call us at 1800 560 813 or fill the this form and our team will get in touch with you.
If you would like to use State Wide Community Services for the delivery of Supports for your client, loved one or yourself; simply call us at 1800 560 813 or fill the this form and our team will get in touch with you. We would love to hear from you!
