National Disability Insurance Scheme
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) was established to provide significant and permanent disabilities with the necessary and reasonable support required to lead an ordinary life.
To determine eligibility for government-funded support, the National Access Team (NAT) will assess your application for disability support. If you meet the eligibility criteria, the NDIS will assist you in developing a comprehensive care plan, provide referrals, and linkages to local supports. A Local Area Coordinator (LAC), who is an NDIA employee located in your community, will assist you in setting up supports.
In the event that you are not eligible for government-funded support, the LAC will still provide you with valuable information and linkages to various supports available in your local community.
A person who qualifies for government-funded disability support is referred to as a "participant" in the NDIS.
Services We Provide
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Assist-Personal Activities
Provide assistance with daily activities such as bathing, dressing, grooming, hygiene, toileting, eating, mobility, and household navigation.
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Assist-Travel/Transport
Assist with travel and transportation needs, such as arranging appointments, packing, navigating public transit, coordinating travel plans, and aiding with mobility and accessibility during travel.
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Behavioral Support Services
Behavioral Support Services address challenging behaviors due to mental health issues or developmental disabilities. Services include assessments, interventions, training, and monitoring to help individuals achieve goals and independence.
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Community Nursing Care
Community Nursing Care provides healthcare services to patients in their homes or community. Nurses offer various care services to help patients maintain their health and independence, preventing hospitalization.
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Daily Tasks/Shared Living
Our St Andrews, NSW location provides shared housing and assistance with daily activities such as hygiene, toileting, bed transfers, mealtime support, and mobility.
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High Intensity Daily Personal Activities
Assist more complex supports to manage their daily lives. These include supporting people in their own homes or in community settings who have complex bowel care, diabetes, epilepsy, high-risk seizures, and urinary catheters, etc.
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Household Tasks
Our in-home support services cover house cleaning, laundry, meal planning, cooking, and financial management. Our goal is to help clients maintain independence while providing a comfortable and safe living environment. Support workers are trained to provide high-quality services tailored to individual needs.
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Home & Yard Maintenance
Our home and yard maintenance services cover tasks such as changing light bulbs and cleaning windows, ensuring safe and well-maintained living spaces. Our trained support workers provide efficient and high-quality services for clients to enjoy a stress-free living environment.
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Innov Community Participation
Our training programs aim to enhance your skills and confidence for community, social, and recreational activities such as dining out, attending movies, sports, shows, and festivals. Our experienced trainers provide tailored training for independent participation.
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Participation in Community
Our support services enable participants to attend personal development courses, join social groups, visit the library, go to sporting events, movies, or live shows. Our personalized assistance ensures a positive and enjoyable experience.
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Group Centre Activities
Our Community Hall in Glenfield, NSW hosts various recreational activities that promote social interaction and physical well-being for participants.
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Home and Living
The NDIS can assist participants to live independently. Participants and their families can discuss their home and living goals as part of their planning conversation.
How it works.
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1. Get in touch
We will schedule a convenient time for a call or meeting with you to discuss your objectives and assist you in navigating the process of accessing government-funded financial support.
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2. Assesment
To determine if you are eligible for government-subsidised funding, you will need to participate in an assessment. We understand that this process may seem overwhelming, which is why we are here to assist you every step of the way. We will guide you through the preparation process and attend the assessment with you to ensure you receive the best possible outcome.
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3. Awaiting Approval
After the approval process, you will be notified of the outcome. If you are approved, we encourage you to get in touch with El Pinoy Care Services to start planning.
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4. Access Support
Contact El Pinoy Care Services to access support on 0433 350806.
To ensure that we provide our services in the best possible way, we will conduct a final induction that covers our company policies, your rights, and responsibilities. We will also review the final service agreement and all mandatory registration and consent forms with you before you sign them. Once you have completed the necessary paperwork, we will assign one of our dedicated support workers to assist you.
El Pinoy Care Services
47/ 37-53 Dumaresq Street
Campbelltown, NSW 2560
Office: 02 4600 5725 Mobile: 0434 761 263.
contact@elpinoycareservices.com