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NDIS's latest quarterly reports highlight significant progress by participants, their families, carers and wider disability networks since the Scheme’s inception. This includes more participants experiencing increased choice and control, opportunities to participate and engage in their communities and workplaces, make friends and spend their time as they choose.

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From 1 July 2023, the age range for our early childhood approach will be changing.

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Let's work together to make this world a little more inclusive for people with disabilities.

Need support with tasks like cooking, cleaning or personal care needs or overnight support, Providence Healthcare can help you!

At Providence Healthcare, we believe in doing our bit to make the world a little more accessible to people with disabilities.

If you have a child with a disability or developmental delay, we can help you! We provide Early Childhood Intervention services for children below the age of 7. Contact us for more details

Did you know that ADHD can present differently in women compared to men? It's time to shed some light on this often-misunderstood topic

At Providence Healthcare, we don't let your disability limit your abilities. We provide you the support you need to live a full and independent life.

While every child grows at their own pace, persistent or significant delays in multiple aspects of development might indicate a developmental delay. Here are 5 early signs that may indicate a potential developmental delay:

1. Motor Skills: Delays in motor skills can include difficulty with rolling over, sitting up, crawling, walking, or using fine motor skills like grasping objects or holding utensils.

2. Speech and Language: Lack of babbling, limited gestures (such as pointing or waving), delayed speech, difficulty understanding or following directions, or limited vocabulary for their age.

3. Cognitive Skills: Slow or limited problem-solving abilities, difficulty with memory, challenges in understanding concepts like colors, shapes, numbers, or letters.

4. Social and Emotional Development: Lack of interest in social interactions, minimal eye contact, difficulty engaging in back-and-forth communication, delayed or limited response to social cues.

5. Sensory Issues: Heightened or reduced sensitivity to sensory stimuli, such as being easily overwhelmed by loud noises or avoiding certain textures, tastes, or smells.

Providence Healthcare has a team of trained support workers who are always there to make your life a little easier!

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Whenever you meet a person with a disability, try to see beyond their disability. Treat them with respect and talk to them like you would talk to anyone else. Remember this is a person. Avoid intrusive questions, Try to genuinely know the person. A little kindness will go a long way.

We are looking for experienced, reliable and compassionate Support Workers to join our team. If you think you have what it takes to be a support worker, please visit https://providencehealth.com.au/work-for-us/

See how NDIS helped Marli Kelly change her life and live a better life. Watch the video at https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3atT_iWevBE If you or your loved ones need support, contact Providence Healthcare!

Hello carers, let's talk! We want to know what challenges you face while taking care of people with disabilities.

Want to know how NDIS helps participants, watch this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Oyz38n4HwOk

Your disability doesn't mean you can't live a good life. With the right attitude and right help, you can live the life you want. And Providence Healthcare can help you do that.

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At Providence Healthcare, we believe that disability does not define you. With the right supports and mindset, you can overcome challenges and achieve your goals.

Attention: We are looking for experienced, reliable and compassionate Support Workers to join our team. If you think you have what it takes to be a support worker, please email your resumes to [email protected] or [email protected]

Early childhood intervention services can make a huge difference in the lives of children with developmental delays or disabilities. These services provide support to young children and their families to help improve developmental outcomes and reduce the need for long-term interventions later in life. To know more, contact us today!

This Developmental Disability Awareness Month, let's help you take care of children with developmental delays. Here are a few tips. http://bit.ly/3FFzGpF

What is a Developmental Disability?

To beat your Monday blues, we have put together a list of a few recreational activities that people with mobility issues.

If you are a family member or carer for a person with a disability, this is for you.