NDIS Overnight Rates & How They Work Overnight care and support is a valuable service that supports individuals in their homes and can provide vital respite for family members and carers. If you choose to take an overnight shift, we want to explain the different types of overnight work and the rates involved.
anxiety What Is Generalised Anxiety Disorder? It is completely normal to feel anxious from time to time, many of us lead stressful and busy lives. However excessive, ongoing anxiety and worries that are difficult to control and interfere with day-to-day activities may be a sign of generalised anxiety disorder.
NDIS Mileage 101 - How Mileage Is Charged With The NDIS In February 2020, the Minister for the NDIS, Stuart Robert, announced more flexibility and increased choice for participants accessing transport in their plans.
NDIS What Is Invisible Disability? Many people assume that to live with disability, people must have a visible difference for example, wheelchair use, an assistance dog, or an obvious physical disability. For many people living with disability this is not the case.
autism What Is Autism Spectrum Disorder? Autism Spectrum Disorder is a complex developmental condition that appears very early in a child's life, generally before the age of three.
NDIS Definitions & Commonly Used Terms Around The NDIS We've put together a list of disability definitions and commonly used terms.
Care Workers Tips For Writing Great Shift Notes Shift notes reflect a client’s movement towards their goals, as identified in their individual support plans, and also represent a record of events on each shift or visit and therefore serve as a communication tool for other staff involved in their care.
Care Workers How To Navigate A Meet & Greet Navigating a meet and greet can be challenging. Here are some great tips to help you during your meeting.
Aged Care What Is Personal Care? All individuals have the right to expect safe, effective and quality delivery of personal and clinical care.
NDIS Psychosocial Recovery Coach - Now Available For NDIS Participants A new support item called the psychosocial recovery coach has been developed in response to feedback on integrating recovery-oriented practice within the NDIS.