Support workers can be “found” anywhere. But once they start, they usually need a good brief, some support and structure to do a good job. Often the disabled person and/or family can provide that, but sometimes they’ll need a good employer who offers solid training on things like Supported Decision Making, restrictive practises, active support, as well as the more practical stuff around safe mealtimes, personal care, mobility etc. It all depends on the needs of the person! But the…
Oct 02
From 1 October 2026, the Government is resetting the social, economic and community participation (SECP) budget in NDIS plans by 50%, and ...