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  Small Steps to Independence with SIL Accommodation in NSW Home and living options available for  people with disabilities  are very limited due to various barriers like inaccessible environment, lack of proper support, unavailability of a house that meets their needs etc. This results in continued reliance on family members for personal care and never learning to become independent. Young people with disabilities who have turned 18 hesitate to move out of their parents’ place dreading the possibility of having to fend for themselves without proper support.  Supported Independent Living (SIL)  is NDIS funded support that helps differently-abled individuals to become independent by  sharing accommodation   with people who have similar support needs. When it comes to  Supported Independent Living (SIL),  the participant has the freedom to choose their housemates. They have the option to share their support with another NDIS participant that th...

  Rest, Recover, Recharge: The Importance of NDIS Respite Care Support Caregivers deserve appreciation for providing care and support that helps people with disabilities to pursue goals and lead a purposeful and happy life. They are often at the forefront when it comes to the advocacy of disability rights. But the big responsibilities associated with caregiving can create mental and physical exertion that can sometimes affect their health. Carers also need some time off to focus on themselves and revitalize their energy.  NDIS Respite Care Support   takes over the caring duties of the NDIS participants for a few days so that their carers can take a short break. Respite Care Support  is an opportunity for the  NDIS participants  to try new things inlife, develop helpful skills and socialise with new people. All their personal care needs, the activities that they chose to engage in as well the food and accommodation will be taken care of by the NDIS funds. Th...

  Living Independently: What is included in SIL funding? Home and living options available under the NDIS help  people with disabilities  to live independently and build their skills.  Supported Independent Living  is one such funded support that focuses on providing assistance with personal care tasks, chores around the house and medication support. This is a support that is best suited for  NDIS participants  with  24/7 support  needs who need help throughout the entire day. Through this support, the participants will gain the confidence to live on their own without compromising on the care and support that they receive. The funding that you receive under  Supported Independent Living  will depend on the level of support that the participant requires to live independently. Once the participant chooses an  SIL provider ,  they can work with the provider to develop a roster of care that will detail their support needs. The...

  Professional Care at Your Doorstep: NDIS Community Nursing Services Complex health care needs are constant companions in the lives of  people with disabilities . This means that differently-abled individuals often require consistent and intense health care support daily. Disability is incredibly diverse and therefore, the level of care required differs from person to person. While some may need long term nursing care to function every day, the medical requirements of others could be next to nothing. It is the  NDIS Community Nursing Care   that often comes to the rescue of those who have extensive health care needs. Under  Community Nursing Care,  NDIS participants can access the services of competent and qualified nurses who are trained in everything from  complex bowel care and wound management to catheter care and subcutaneous injections.  Taking care of the various medications that the participant has to take as well as managing their entera...

  Putting People First: NDIS Positive Behaviour Support People with severe disabilities  face the risk of exhibiting challenging behaviour that can have dire consequences for them at the workplace, schools, care centres and in their communities. They will be excluded from future community activities, fired from their jobs and expelled from schools if they are not able to manage their behaviour. This is no fault of their own as such behaviour often stems from disability and related health conditions. It happens when their needs are not being met or when they cannot communicate properly with their carers.  Positive Behaviour Support  is an innovative strategy that tackles this problem by adopting evidence-based strategies and person-centred approaches. Positive Behaviour Support (PBS)  does not condone the use of restrictive practices or other punishments to control complex behaviour. Instead, this method seeks to understand the reason behind the challenging behav...