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General update

During the holiday period, the CPSN phone line will be operating as normal, M - F 9am - 5pm. CPSN will be closed for the public holidays on 25th, 26th Dec & 1st Jan

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Allied Health and Therapy Supports

Regularly attending Allied Health appointments and continuing routines at home helps people with Disability maintain their mobility, manage pain, build strength, and enhance personal independence.

Support worker Cindy demonstrates some at home exercise routines to client Nick

Exercise is an important part of Health and wellbeing, particularly exercising at home

Supporting Your Therapy Goals

Physical, Psychosocial and life skills goals are included in many NDIS plans, and are often achieved in collaboration with a variety of different Allied Health professionals, including:

  • Physiotherapists
  • Neurophysiotherapists
  • Occupational Therapists
  • Psychologists
  • Speech Therapists
  • Speech Pathologists
  • Podiatrists
  • Behaviour Support Practitioners
  • Dieticians

Funding for Support Workers to help with Allied Health sessions and continuing Therapy at home in a NDIS plan is often drawn from the Core Supports budget. There may also be funding available for Therapy assistance in an individual's Capacity Building budget, depending on their plan. These supports may also be accessed through self-managed, privately funded, or court-appointed arrangements.

CPSN Clients staying Active and Strong

  • David utilities a Support Worker to help him maintain his daily exercise regime in his home environment.
  • Jason attends regular Hydrotherapy (Physiotherapy in a heated pool with the supervision of a Physiotherapist) sessions with his Support Worker. This allows him to build confidence in attending his sessions and interacting independently with his Physio.

Client Brodie (pictured here with Support Worker Ruth) loves attending regular swimming lessons

The joy I saw on my Clients' face when he got to look around a NEW area was the best thing for me.

-Julie

CPSN

Support Worker‎

How it works

We take a hands-on approach so our clients receive the right support while minimising their administrative burden.

Comprehensive Support tailored to you

CPSN clients supported by dedicated Support Workers have achieved remarkable milestones in Independent Living, Employment, and family wellbeing, showcasing the power of possibility with the right support.

How it works

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Julie

Support Worker

“The most rewarding part of my role is the sense of achievement. Helping my client meet her goals and get to where she is now. I've seen so much change in a short time. It's fantastic”

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Ruthi

Support Worker

“Luke enjoys going to the shops, going to restaurants. He loves loves loves loves Essendon (football club) Essendon is literally everywhere (in his room).”

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Georgia

Support Worker

“Being a Support Worker is such a wholesome, fulfilling job. It can be challenging, but these challenges allow a space for personal growth, character building and new perspectives on life. I have created so many connections with diverse individuals, and the rewards of knowing I can be a part of supporting people to live the life they choose to live, is next to none. I love that I am able to work with people who reflect similar values of love, dignity and respect, and importantly, having fun while doing so."

A focus on Personal Relationships

CPSN clients supported by dedicated Support Workers have achieved remarkable milestones in Independent Living, Employment, and family wellbeing, showcasing the power of possibility with the right Support.

How it works