Community Access
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Community Access
A fun place for you to share new experiences, build friendships and develop skills.
Social Experiences
Our social experiences allow you to choose experiences you love, with options including dining out, live sports, shows, and discos.
Developing a Community Participation Plan
We work with you to develop your community participation
plan, to make sure you will be involved in activities that you enjoy. Whether
it’s learning a new skill or being accompanied to the movies, our team will
ensure you can continue to do the things you love. Your comfort is our main
concern, and so we strive to find the most compatible member of our diverse
team for you to work with – this also ensures the success of our program, as
you will have the right person helping you out.
AACA provides customised support that builds your ability to independently participate in the community. This enables you to participate in training or education, engage in social and recreational activities, or develop skills to prepare for employment. We focus on connecting you with community organisations, groups and clubs that align with your interests, goals and lifestyle. You will also feel empowered to choose your own activities, including mentoring, socialising, sports, culture, healthy living, arts and volunteering.
How We Create A Safe Space For Community Participation
The team here at AACA understands how important community participation NDIS services are in improving mental well-being, and creating a greater sense of independence and inclusion for those living with a disability. Our team will strive to create a list of activities that you feel excited to participate in, as they will be based on your specific needs and interests. We will help you continue to do the things that you love, by connecting you with local organizations that allow you to participate in a range of activities.
These activities can include:
- Training and Education
- Recreation and Sports
- Arts, Crafts and Library Services
- Social Events including group meetups
AACA can also help you to meet your commitments by providing transport support. This could be direct transport, coordination of transport-related aids or equipment, or simply assisted travel on public transport. You will also have access to additional community disability services such as in-home care, accommodation, therapy and support coordination. Our aim is to make attending these events and participating in the community easier for you, so that you are able to join in more often.
will give you access to:
- Training and Education
- Recreation and Sports
- Arts and Crafts
- Social Support
- Personal Development Skills
- Preparation for Employment
- Transport, Assisted Travel, and Travel Aids
- Support Coordination – connecting you with compatible providers in your area to support your needs and achieve your plan outcomes.
- Additional Services – such as home-care and therapy.
we aim to provide the most comprehensive community disability services, so that we can ensure you are well looked after and receive all the benefits of community participation.
Our attributes include:
- Availability – Our team is ready to commence services immediately, which means there are no waitlists.
- Support staff: Our support staff is required to go through the NDIS worker screening process and we hand pick them to ensure they are suitable to provide personalized services.
- Transport– Often transport is a challenge for people with disability. We pick you and drop you off at your home or the preferred location. If you are a person with a physical disability, don’t worry we have accessible vehicles to transport you.
- Compatibility – By having a diverse and experienced local team, we give our clients access to support workers that best suit their needs, interests, and goals.
- Flexibility – We are flexible with our service offering which means we can customize services to your preference. We are available for our clients at any time, including after hours and on weekends. Also, our clients aren’t required to have minimum funding in their plan.
- Diversity – We support people in any age group such as children, adults, or older people with disability. Our team members have exceptional experience working with physical and psychosocial disabilities – so we can work with a broad range of individuals.