NDIS

WWHS is registered for the following groups:

0104 Assist Personal Activities High

0106 Assist-Life Stage, Transition

0107 Assist-Personal Activities

0108 Assist Travel/Transport

0114 Community Nursing Care

0115 Daily Tasks/Shared Living

0117 Develop - Life Skills

0118 Early Childhood Supports

0120 Household Tasks

0125 Participate Community

0126 Exercise Phys / Pers Training

0128 Therapeutic Supports

0136 Group and Centre Based Activities.

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Community Access - Individual - personalised one to one community outings tailored to suit each individual participant and their interests. This may include going to appointments, shopping, concerts or community events.

Early Childhood Intervention Services - assistance and support to help you and your child work towards their goals in relation to communication, learning, development, behaviour, function and movement, etc. This may be done through play and activities in your daily life. Our therapists are able to visit you in your home to support your family.

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Home support - assistance with daily tasks such as cleaning, meal preparation, medication support, shopping & transport.

NDIS Group Activities - assistance for participants to engage in community, social or recreational activities and be empowered to develop social skills and confidence. This includes a range of individual or group activities suited to your personal interest or hobbies, such as:

• arts and crafts

• community events and social outings

• cooking

• physical activities

• shopping

• swimming at the aquatic centre

• visiting local attractions

• volunteering.

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Skills Development - education and training to develop a range of personal skills to support you to live independently, including:

• literacy and numeracy skills

• sensory development

• health eating and cooking

• relationship & social skills

• exercise program

• managing finances, banking & shopping.

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Transport - assistance with transportation to appointments, social activities, and usual outings.

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Allied and Therapy Services​

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Continence Nursing - for managing incontinence (bladder or bowel control problems) with aids and education including support for toilet training in children and youth.

Dietetics - for assistance with food and nutrition to help treat medical and health issues such as malnutrition, diabetes, heart diseases, cancers, gastrointestinal disease, food allergies and intolerances, fussy eating, disordered eating and weight management.

Occupational Therapy - for help with everyday activities you find difficult which may be due to illness, accident, emotional regulation difficulties, learning or development difficulties or ageing and includes home based assessments, equipment prescription, home modification advice, school visits and education and support groups.

Physiotherapy & Exercise Physiology - for assistance with any human movement or balance problems & rehabilitation including joint & muscle pain, paediatric care, walking aids, neurological conditions, cardiac and surgery rehabilitation, exercise programs, falls and balance programs and hydrotherapy.

Podiatry - for all foot-related health including nail care, care of children's feet, construction of orthotic aids, ingrown toenails and nail surgery, diabetes foot health, wound care management, occupational foot health and footwear advice.

Social Work - for advocacy, counselling and management of stress, depression, anxiety, grief and loss, and help accessing services and supports they need.

Speech Pathology - for managing language, speech, stuttering, fluency, swallowing, feeding and chewing.

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