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PLANNED FUTURE SUPPORTS

Discover the new services coming soon to Devoted Supports

We are continually exploring new ways to enhance the well-being and independence of participants. Our Planned Future Supports reflect a commitment to expanding and adapting services to meet evolving needs. These upcoming initiatives are designed to provide comprehensive and compassionate care, supporting participants in living full and empowered lives.

Devoted Recovery Services

Recognising the importance of supporting individuals with psychosocial disabilities, we are developing Devoted Recovery Services. Aligned with the NDIS Psychosocial Disability Recovery-Oriented Framework, this program aims to assist participants in their personal recovery journeys, helping them lead meaningful lives and fostering connections within their communities.

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We are committed to implementing this framework to ensure our services are responsive to the needs of participants, their families, and carers.

Respite / Short Term Accommodation (STA)

Short Term Accommodation, including respite, offers individuals with disabilities the opportunity to enjoy a temporary stay away from home. This experience allows participants to try new activities, form friendships, and develop valuable skills, while also providing caregivers with a much-needed break from their daily responsibilities.

Due to recent NDIS guidelines, we have temporarily postponed this service. We are actively working to establish new, registered accommodation options and will provide updates as they become available.

Support Coordination at Devoted Supports

We help you navigate the NDIS with confidence by connecting you with the right services, coordinating your supports, and empowering you to achieve your goals. Our team provides personalised guidance, advocacy, and practical support to ensure your plan works for you.

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