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The Latest News & Insights From Supports In Sync

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By Supports in Sync Team 23 Jun, 2023
Uncover the facts surrounding your NDIS CORE budget: daily life assistance, social activities, consumables, low-cost tech, and transport services. Maximise your funding use.
Supports In Sync - TIPS ON GETTING THE MOST FROM YOUR NDIS FUNDING
By Vanessa Browne 18 May, 2023
Maximise your NDIS funding with our practical tips. Understand your plan, identify your goals and prioritise your spending for optimal support. Find service providers that align with your specific needs and don't hesitate to ask questions about your funding. Regularly review your plan to adjust to changing needs and keep thorough records. Become an active participant in managing your NDIS funding for the best results.
Supports In Sync - Frequently asked questions about the NDIS – quick guide
By Supports In Sync 18 May, 2023
Dive into our quick guide on frequently asked questions about the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Learn about the NDIS purpose, eligibility criteria, application process, and the support it offers. Understand the individualised funding model, your rights to choose service providers, and quality standards upheld by NDIS. Explore the unique facets of NDIS that sets it apart from other disability support services, and find out how to seek further information.
By Supports In Sync 18 May, 2023
Explore the benefits of Respite or Short Term Accommodation (STA) services. Discover how respite care offers temporary relief for caregivers, fostering independence in individuals with disabilities, and enhancing overall well-being. Learn about the different settings such as in-home care, respite care centres, and community-based programs that cater to your unique needs and goals.
Supports In Sync - How To Manage A Client Who Is Angry Or Aggressive
By Agyat Jeevan 16 Aug, 2022
In general, episodes of anger, violence, or aggression are mostly triggered by a particular event that makes us feel threatened, challenged, frustrated, or even intimidated. As a mental health social worker, I encourage my clients and friends to emphasise on the triggers to address then on time using biopsychosocial model than on anger itself. Here are some tips on how you can as well.
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