Improved Living Arrangements
Support is provided to guide, prompt, or undertake activities to ensure the participant obtains and/or retains appropriate accommodation.
Support is provided to guide, prompt, or undertake activities to ensure the participant obtains and/or retains appropriate accommodation.
Life Transition Planning Including Mentoring, Peer-Support, And Individual Skill Development
This Supports provide assistance in attending appointments, shopping, bill paying, taking part in social activities and maintaining contact with others.
There are three items that describe different layers of support coordination activity
Assistance for participants to implement their plan by strengthening the ability to connect with the broader systems of supports and understand the purpose of the funded supports and participant in the community. Support Connection will assist a participant to understand the aspects of the plan, assisting in the ongoing management of supports, and answer questions as they arise.
The intended outcomes of support connection are for participants to have the confidence and capacity to lead their plan, with the ongoing need for connection based supports reduced as a participant builds their capacity.
The delivery of Coordination of Supports is to assist strengthening a participant’s ability to design and the build their supports with an emphasis on linking the broader systems of support across a complex service delivery environment. Coordination of Supports is to focus on supporting participants to direct their lives, not just their services. This involves working together to understand the funding, identify what participants expect from services, and how participants want this design. Coordination of Supports also includes coaching participants and working with participants to develop capacity and resilience in their network.
The intended outcomes of providing Coordination of Supports is that a participant’s capacity and ability to design, develop and implement their supports is sustained and includes.
Specialist Support Coordination is delivered utilizing an expert or specialist approach, necessitated by specific high complex needs or high-level risks in a participant’s situation.
Specialist Support Coordination should reduce complexity in the participant’s support environment in the context of broader systems of support, whilst also assisting the participant to connect with NDIS supports, negotiate solutions with multiple stakeholders and build capacity and resilience. Specialist Support Coordination may also involve assisting in resolving points of crisis for participants, and ensuring a consistent delivery of service during crisis situations.
The intended outcome of specialist support coordination is that complexities and barriers affecting a participant’s capacity and ability to implement their plan are reduced.
Develop skills that increase independence through a range of specialist therapeutic supports
VDAKK Mental Health & Disability Services (VMHDS) Therapy services support adults with mental health and Learning disability. Our therapists can support you to meet your individual goals and enhance your quality of life by:
Some of the services we can provide include:
We can assist people with disability to develop their social skills, form meaningful relationships and actively participate in the community.
VMHDS specializes in providing support to adults with the disability who present with the behavior of concern and are seeking to improve their relationships. By taking a human rights focus and building on an evidence-based approach, Positive Behavior Support (PBS) focuses on increasing a person’s quality of life and decreasing the frequency and severity of their behavior of concern.
This category is the provision of specialized assessment where the participant may have complex or unclear needs, requiring long-term and/or intensive supports to address behaviors of concern.
Behaviour Support
Behavior support requires a behavior support plan to be developed that aims to limit the likelihood of behaviors of concern developing or increasing once identified. This plan outlines the specifically designed positive behavioral support strategies for a participant, their family and support persons that will achieve the intended outcome of eliminating or reducing behaviors of concern. This support category includes specialist behavioral intervention support, which is an intensive support for a participant, intending to address significantly harmful or persistent behaviors of concern.
Specialist Behavioural Intervention Support
Highly specialized intensive support interventions to address significantly harmful or persistent behaviors of concern. Development of behavior support plans that temporarily use restrictive practices, with the intention to minimize the use of these practices.
Behaviour Management Plan Including Training In Behaviour Management Strategies
Training for carers and others in behavior management strategies required due to the participant’s disability.
Individual Social Skills Development
Social skills development with an individual, for participation in community and social activities.
VMHDS can assist people with disability to develop daily living skills to become more independent at home, work and out in the community. We can provide comprehensive assessments, as well as individual and group-based interventions to assist you to develop particular skills.
This category includes the assessment, training, development and/or therapy to assist in the development or increase in skills for independence and community