We all have an idea of what our ‘abundant life’ looks like. It may be being more independent; having help in or around the house or making friends. It could be travelling or learning a new skill. If you are an NDIS Participant with NDIS Plan and goals, then Abundant Life Disability Support can provide staff to support you to work towards achieving those NDIS Goals and your Abundant Life.
Abundant Life Disability Support (ALDS) seeks to provide the best possible services and support to enhance the lives of people with disabilities by assisting them to work towards their NDIS Goals. ALDS is committed to efficient and effective services which are individualised, responsive, and delivered within a framework of respect for human rights.
Abundant Life Disability Support’s (ALDS) core belief is that everyone has the right to their own Abundant Life in whatever form that may take. ALDS believes in a fairer and more equitable society for people with disabilities and promotes an accessible and inclusive community which respects and values all its members. ALDS aspires to promote services and supports which empower people with disabilities, further their independence and enhance their belonging within the community, creating an inclusive environment.
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Push for NDIS to fund private swimming lessons for children with autism
Push for NDIS to fund private swimming lessons for children with autism
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Families of children like Liam Archer, who has autism, are worried their kids will be missing out on vital water safety skills, with the National Disability Insurance Scheme refusing to fund one-on-on...