Top Team Health & Wellbeing

🌎 “Embrace Diversity!” 🌎
Celebrate the richness of cultures worldwide! We understand people come from diverse cultures where they have their own traditions, and unique customs. Let’s learn from each other and appreciate our differences. 🌟🤝

We only have a couple of spots left for those who would like to join us on the Barossa School Holiday Fun Day, Tuesday 9th July.

Email us at [email protected] or phone us on 0484 056 677 to confirm your position now.

Remember, each step toward independence is worth celebrating! Let’s build a supportive community where everyone thrives. 🌟❤️

🎨 “Creative Expression” 🎨
Art, music, and hobbies—encourage creativity! Expressing oneself fosters independence and joy. Share inspiring stories of how passions lead to empowerment. We assist our clients with creative expression. 🎶🎨

If anyone would like to join us on this trip we still have some spaces available. Contact us now to book your spot today.

💰 “Money Matters” 💰
Financial literacy is key! We can support you with learning budgeting tips, saving strategies, and understanding expenses. Let’s equip everyone with financial independence skills! 💸💡

🌐 “Community Connections” 🌐
Highlight local resources: accessible transportation, community centers, and support groups. Connecting with others fosters independence and a sense of belonging. 🌟🤝

Mastering home skills is important to maintain independence for individuals and we support our clients with building on these to increase their independence. These skills can include cooking, cleaning, and organizing. Teach budgeting, laundry, and basic repairs. These skills build confidence and self-sufficiency! 🙌💡

Building independence and empowering our clients through choice is what we do.

Let’s celebrate the small victories! Encourage individuals with disabilities to make choices—whether it’s picking an outfit, a meal, or an activity. Every decision counts! 💪🌈

Check out our infographic to assist you with developing daily routines for your family.

Children thrive on routines. It also lets your children know what is important to your family. It strengthens beliefs and values and builds a sense of belonging and togetherness. Routines can also:
*Build skills and responsibility which is important as they develop over time
*Help children learn healthy routines and habits that will support them for life
*Reduces stress which assists with building healthy immune systems and reduces the likelihood for common illnesses
*Help children feel less anxious and sad during difficult times

So, how do we create warmth, care and positive attention in our families?

*Tell your child how much you love them
* Find opportunities to praise and tell your children how proud you are
*Smile and look into their eyes when you talk to them
* Show gratitude when they do kind things for you
* Create opportunities for special one to one time

For further information visit the Raising Children Network at https://raisingchildren.net.au/grown-ups/family-life/routines-rituals-relationships

Today is International Day of Families. Today also marks the start of our Supportive Families series.

Families come in all shapes and sizes. Building strong family relationships is important to model for your children. You can do this by being warm, caring and affectionate with your child. Positive attention is also important.

Do you need support with your finances? Did you know our qualified staff offer Financial Literacy support for NDIS & non-NDIS participants? To schedule an appointment now contact us at [email protected]

We would like to wish all Mother's a happy Mothers day. We value all that you do and who you are. Happy Mother's Day

Do you need assistance to understand your NDIS supports? Watch this video from the NDIS to assist you with understanding supports.

Introducing NDIS guides for understanding supports We have developed guides to help you understand what supports might be right for you.The guides include helpful information such as a description of supports...

Did you know we provide Psychosocial Recovery Coaching services for NDIS participants? Do you know what Recovery means, what it takes to get through a successful recovery? This podcast "What is Recovery?" is an introductory episode between a professor of addiction and a recovery coach with lived experience. The discussion looks at the question from a scientific perspective and a lived experience perspective. If you're interested in listening to this and find out a little more here is the link to access this podcast:

Introduction: What is recovery? - Let’s talk About Recovery | iHeart This Introductory episode between a professor of addiction and a recovery coach with lived experience opens with the the question, 'What is recovery?' Our discussion looks at the question from a scientific perspective and a lived experience perspective.

The NDIS has a wide range of easy read fact sheets that can support you in understanding if you are eligible for services, understanding your plan and your rights and responsibilities. You can access these documents via this link:

Booklets and factsheets | NDIS These factsheets have been developed as part of the improvements to our computer system and ways of working.

Have you seen the latest NDIS Newsletter for participants? Here is the link for you to view it now: https://view.e.ndis.gov.au/?qs=64913fd7763700e2289483e95f6de8b5ebcabb9b88446298b4531bb46ac75daa183e26e2976a7797118ad75e2763f251b98f3569174492825514c2cf1de2d35b959c76ac06e5da2c

Today is World Day for Safety and Health at Work and Worker's Memorial Day. We take safety in our workplace serious.

Australia's Disability Strategy Roadmap provides a distinct guideline on the milestones. Click here to view.https://www.disabilitygateway.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/2023-12/4086-3701-roadmap-accessible-web.pdf

Sorry, page not found | Disability Gateway Information and services to help people with disability, their family, friends and carers, to find the support they need in Australia

Remember everyone is different and we can be inclusive to all. We pride ourselves on being an inclusive workplace for both our staff and our clients.

Australia's Disability Strategy refers to intersectionality and diversity and lists the following eight principles:
1. Respect for inherent dignity, individual autonomy including the freedom to make one's own choices, and independence of persons
2. Non-discrimination
3.Full and effective participation and inclusion in society
4. Respect for difference and acceptance of persons with disabilities as part of human diversity and humanity
5. Equality of opportunity
6 Accessibility
7. Equality of people
8. Respect for the evolving capacities of children with disabilities and respect for the right of children with disabilities to preserve their identities

Did you know that Australia has a Disability Strategy? It is detailed to create an inclusive activity together. Here is a copy of the strategy.
Over the next couple of weeks we will focus on some key areas around inclusivity and diversity.
https://www.disabilitygateway.gov.au/sites/default/files/documents/2021-11/1786-australias-disability.pdf

What is in inclusion?

Inclusion is where people feel valued and respected. People can feel included where they have access to opportunities and resources or they can contribute their talents, ideas and opinions to improve their environment.

So how inclusive is your workplace?