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Supporting autism with high support needs at home works best when the family stops carrying it alone. The foundations are a predictable routine, a…

1:1 disability support in Cairns means one trained support worker is with one person for the whole shift, at home or out in the…

Relationship-based disability care means the same small team of support workers stays with a person over months and years, learning how they communicate, what…

1:1 support at home means one trained support worker focused on one adult, in that person’s own home, for the hours their needs call…

Good Huntington’s disease support at home rests on three things: a safe, predictable home, a care team that grows as the condition changes, and…

Good Parkinson’s disease support at home comes down to four things. Plan each day around medication times. Make the home safer without making it…

Supporting someone with multiple sclerosis at home works best when you plan care around the person’s hardest days instead of their average ones. Good…

Supporting someone with motor neurone disease (MND) at home is realistic for many families, as long as the care plan stays one step ahead…

The move from paediatric to adult disability services goes best when it’s planned as a handover over several years and starts well before the…

Young onset dementia is dementia diagnosed before age 65, and the NDIS treats it as a disability. The most important part of the young…

When a condition is progressive, support has to keep up with the person’s needs. Support for progressive conditions under the NDIS works best with…

Onboarding support workers for a rare condition works best when the family teaches the person and the provider teaches the skills. Before a new…