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Services We Offer
Social Services
Psychosocial Recovery
Psychosocial Recovery
Support Coordination Level 1, 2 & 3.
- Crisis intervention
- Employment
- Housing
- Youth services
- Mental health
- Service connectivity
- Centrelink (DSP)
- Meeting access to the NDIS
- Advocacy
& More
Psychosocial Recovery
Psychosocial Recovery
Psychosocial Recovery
This support is designed to be able to maintain engagement through periods of increased support needs due to the episodic nature of mental illness. Recovery coaches work collaboratively with participants, families, carers, and other services to identify, plan, design, and coordinate NDIS supports.
Specialisation in Mental health:
- Depres
This support is designed to be able to maintain engagement through periods of increased support needs due to the episodic nature of mental illness. Recovery coaches work collaboratively with participants, families, carers, and other services to identify, plan, design, and coordinate NDIS supports.
Specialisation in Mental health:
- Depression and Anxiety
- Gender Dysphoria
- Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD)
- Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID)
- Functional Neurological Disorder (FND)
- Obsessive Compulsive Disorder (OCD & OCPD)
- Schizophrenia / Schizoaffective
- Eating Disorders
& More
Support Workers
Health & Wellbeing
Health & Wellbeing
A support worker is someone who looks after the well-being of people in their daily lives. They help people living with different physical disabilities and mental health needs to live their lives more independently and support them to reach their potential by providing both physical and emotional support.
- Daily living
- Personal care
- S
A support worker is someone who looks after the well-being of people in their daily lives. They help people living with different physical disabilities and mental health needs to live their lives more independently and support them to reach their potential by providing both physical and emotional support.
- Daily living
- Personal care
- Social and community participation
- Individual skill building (PBS)
- Capacity building supports
*Rainbow Inclusions does not offer domestic cleaning due to COVID-19.
Health & Wellbeing
Health & Wellbeing
Health & Wellbeing
At Rainbow Inclusions we have a Registered Nurse to assist you with reaching your goals and managing your general wellbeing.
- Wound care
- Medication administration
- Chronic disease
- Health education
- Physical education
- Telehealth services
& More
Earners have demonstrated successful achievement of five modules from a federally endorsed Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Health Curriculum.
What are reasonable and necessary?
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:
- related to your disability and support needs
- good value for money
- likely to be effective and beneficial to you.
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:
- Support workers to help with personal care activities
- Therapeutic supports like behaviour support
- Aids and equipment
- Home modifications
- Mobility equipment.
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.
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