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A support worker is dedicated to enhancing the well-being of individuals in their daily lives. They assist people with various physical disabilities and mental health needs, helping them live more independently and achieve their potential. By offering both physical and emotional support, support workers play a vital role in empowering individuals to navigate their challenges and thrive.
- Social and community participation
- Individual skill building (PBS)
- Capacity building supports
*Rainbow Inclusions does not offer 'in-home' supports such as cleaning. Meal-prep may be an option depending on availability. Qualifications in food safety are required.
Support Coordination Level 1 & 2
Specialist Support Coordination (Level 3)
At Rainbow Inclusions we offer planned respite activities for participants who are coming to Brisbane for their respite experience.
- Queer venues & activities
- Theme parks
- Companionship
- Tours
- Transportation
- Camping
- Visiting the Gold Coast or Sunshine Coast
- Tangalooma day-trip
Psychotherapy encompasses a variety of therapeutic approaches aimed at helping individuals alter their thinking patterns and enhance their coping skills. While often utilised to address mental health conditions, these therapies can also benefit anyone seeking to change unhelpful thoughts or behaviours.
- Counselling (ACA - Registered)
- Social Work (ACWA & AASW - Registered)
- Positive Behaviour Support Planning (PBSP)
- Functional Capacity Assessment (FCA)
- Psychotherapy & Psychoeducation
A disability nurse plays a crucial role in supporting individuals with disabilities to enhance their quality of life and promote independence. They provide specialised care tailored to the unique needs of their clients, which may include physical, developmental, or mental health disabilities. Disability nurses assess patients' health conditions, develop individualised care plans, and implement interventions to manage medical needs effectively.
- Wound care
- Medication administration
- Chronic disease
- Health education
- Physical education
- Telehealth services
- Registered Nursing (AHPRA - Registered)
The NDIS funds “reasonable and necessary supports” relating to your disability to help you live an ordinary life and achieve your goals. During your Plan meeting, your NDIS Planner will gather information on what supports are reasonable and necessary for your situation by evaluating whether support is:
Your NDIS Planner will also consider the unpaid, informal supports you receive from family, friends and your support crew (including support workers, support networks and the community).
Some examples that may be approved include:
What the NDIS will not cover:
NDIS funding doesn’t cover general everyday living expenses that people without a disability would be required to pay, such as train travel, rent, groceries, mobile phone or movie tickets etc.
Oh Hey, Doll (OHD) is a women's support service with a primary focus on social-emotional support for women living with disability.
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