In-home Care NDIS
Disability Support & Care Services
In-home Support Information
Whether a person suffers from a physical disability, a psychosocial disability, or a combination of the two, they may experience challenges leaving their home or their place of residence. The point of In-home Support is that patients don’t have to take on any added burden to their illness by having to leave their home when it is not feasible, not advised, or not in their best interest. In-home Supports span the range of services that are provided for people living with disabilities, including everything from help with day to day tasks to complex therapeutic measures.
By incorporating a multidisciplinary approach, specialists evaluate a patient’s ongoing needs in multiple functional areas, as well as the continuing impact of their chronic illness. This informs the need for In-home Supports and can improve a patient’s ability to function more independently, ultimately removing the need for In-home Care.
Why Choose Maple for In-home Care?
At Maple Community Services, we focus on building strong relationships with each and every client that walks through our doors providing them with the tools, supports, and access to services that will enable them to live independently.
Our priority is matching you with a like-minded Support Worker, someone who speaks your language, understands your goals, and is committed to ensuring you have all the necessary support you need to live your life to the fullest.
People choose Maple because we care. We are a group of professionals from all walks of life who want to make a difference in yours. You can see testimonials from other participants on our community page.
The Maple Family will work with you to create a personalised approach to your support schedule and roll out. We will continually review and recommend support updates, playing a pivotal role in ensuring the support you receive are optimal for you to achieve your personal, social, and emotional wellbeing goals.
We are renowned for our extremely fast turnaround and approval times for Referrals. Please reach out to us for help with your SIL, Core Support, Plan Management, and Support Coordination Referral.
Core Supports
Supports that enable In-home Support patients to complete activities of daily living, working towards an individual’s goals, and meeting their set objectives.
Support Coordination
We help identify, coordinate, and access support services for In-home Care and disability service providers on your or your loved one’s behalf.
Plan Management
Maple Community Services manages the funding of your NDIS Plan. We are the go-between for you or your loved one, providers, and the NDIA.
Accommodation
If needed, Maple provides supported independent living with accommodation assistance and/or supervision of daily tasks to help you live as independently as possible. This goes hand-in-hand with our In-home Support services as we can provide the precise level of care and support required.
Personal Care
Maple Support Specialists assist people requiring In-home Care by helping them live independently. Whether you or your loved one is in a group home or in a private residence, we show up when we’re needed to help with morning routines, personal hygiene, other daily tasks including eating and drinking, and assistance during appointments.
Household Tasks
At Maple, we understand the value of healthy eating and keeping a clean home, particularly if you are homebound or require assistive services in your home. As a part of our NDIS services, we provide help with household tasks like cleaning, meal preparation, banking, shopping, and so much more.
Travel and Transport
Maple Community Services is here to support you or your loved one by assisting with transport to and from wherever you need to go. While we provide In-home Support, if a patient also has transport needs, we can provide transportation to appointments, outings, shopping, religious places of worship, and for students, to and from school.
Garden Maintenance
If you or your loved one are unable to facilitate gardening tasks, the NDIS provides funding for this service. Patients requiring In-home Care may not have the capacity to spend the time and energy tending to a garden. At Maple, we’ll do the gardening for you, allowing you or your loved one to maintain a healthy garden and keep your lawn tidy.
Community Participation
Maple Community Services can assist you or your loved one in accessing and participating in the community. Individuals requiring In-home Care may find this particularly challenging. That’s why we will guide, support, mentor, and motivate you or your loved one to succeed and reach their goals for activities, social interaction, and recreation.
Life Skills Development
Developing Life Skills is about building confidence to enable independent living. We do this by developing a plan which gives you the training you need to achieve your short- and long-term goals. The support we provide includes education on personal hygiene, maintaining a clean environment at home, organisational skills, and social interactions to name a few.
Coordination with Professionals
If you wish to seek therapy, counselling, or other professional insights to help you manage your disability requiring In-home Care, Maple can assist and match you to highly skilled specialists who will provide you the professional support you need.
Customized Home Services
We work with clients to assess their functional and therapeutic needs to achieve a healthy and fulfilling life wherever they are. In the comfort of your own home, and with specialised In-home Care support services based on cultural and language needs, you can learn to live more independently.
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is available throughout Australia to anyone under the age of 65 who can demonstrate they have a permanent intellectual, physical, sensory, cognitive, or psychosocial disability. The overall aim of the NDIS is to improve a person’s ability to function in all aspects of daily living and, over time, gain more independence.
If you or your loved one has one or more of these disabilities requiring In-home Support from professional caregivers or support specialists to manage their disability, you may be eligible for support under this scheme.
At Maple Community Services, we can walk you through the assessment process to see if you qualify for NDIS In-home Support benefits. If you or your loved one meets the criteria, we can help facilitate the process and have the full capacity to provide the comprehensive support services you need.
The NDIS aims to provide access to high quality, personalised, and innovative supports and services to enhance the independence and social and economic participation of people with disabilities and their carers.
The NDIS funds several critical services for people who require In-home Care. These include personal care support, community access support, nutritional support, skill development, transport, household tasks, and behavioural support. The types and amounts of funding available are partly determined by the severity of a person’s disability and resulting impaired function.
By partnering with Maple Community Services, together, we can help you identify your priorities and cater a support plan that provides the specific services you need, enabling you to lead a fulfilling life.
Skills & Qualifications of our In-Home Care Support Workers
Our Support Workers for In-Home Care have studied and trained diligently to understand and respond to the needs of people requiring In-home Support. You can feel confident and at ease with our Support Workers’ exceptional skills and qualifications. We pride ourselves on our years of experience providing In-home Support.
Why is In-home Care Important?
In-home Care is important because it means you or your loved one are able to stay in a place that is familiar, with countless memories. A competent Support Worker for In-Home Care will be able to provide a safe and comfortable space in their own home until end-of-life and avoid moving them altogether. This can also help to curb the development of issues such as infectious diseases that can be transmitted in care homes.Many elderly and people living with disabilities have the desire to stay in their home if it is possible to receive the sufficient attention and care they need to live a fulfilling life.
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