Active Support Care PTY LTD
4 Years
in Business
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About Us
Quality NDIS Support For Every Level of Care
- Expert Care From Daily Support to Complex Needs
- Personalised Care Plans Tailored to Your Goals
- Professional, Qualified Carers You Can Trust
- Reliable, Responsive and Consistent NDIS Services
- Safe, Respectful and Dignified Support for Adults
- General Info
Active Support Care delivers quality NDIS support with reliable carers providing personalised and dignified care.
Active Support Care is a trusted NDIS provider supporting Rockhampton families, adults and psychosocial needs with professional, compassionate and reliable care. We grow by listening to clients, tailoring services to their goals, and delivering safe, dignified, personalised and complex support with a warm, people-first approach.
Assistance with showering, dressing, grooming, and hygiene Meal planning, cooking, and nutrition support Medication prompts and administration Household cleaning, laundry, and home organisation Shopping assistance and budgeting help Overnight and sleepover support (active or passive)
Support to attend appointments, activities, or events Assistance to build friendships and social skills Access to recreation, hobbies, and community programs Support to engage in volunteering or local groups Travel training to improve independent mobility
Life skills training (cooking, cleaning, budgeting) Communication and social interaction skills Self-care and self-management skills Travel and public transport training Healthy lifestyle and wellbeing coaching
- Accreditations
Batchelor of NursingNDIS Quality & Safeguards Commission Registration CertificatePolice Check- Email Business
- Established
- 2022
- ABN
- 59 667 340 865
- ACN
- 667 340 865
- Staff
- 1-10
- Service Notes
- Plus 24/7 Emergency calls
- Other Link
- Categories
- Certifications
- Police Check
- Licenses
- Legal ID: 4-IXB5GKE
- Keywords
- NDIS Rockhampton, NDIS assessments, NDIS providers, SIL providers, allied health, assistive technology, behaviour support, best providers, capacity building, care support, carer support, child therapy, community access, community programs, complex care, core supports, daily living, daily support, disability care, disability services, disability support, early intervention, health services, home modifications, in-home support, independent living, local providers, mental health, mobility support, non-registered provider, nursing care, personal care, personal support, physiotherapy, plan management, plan review, recovery coach, registered provider, respite care, short stays, social programs, speech therapy, support coordination, support services, support workers, therapy services, transport support, trusted provider, youth services
FAQs
What happens if my funding runs out?
If your funding is running low, talk to your coordinator or plan manager to adjust spending or explore review options.
How do I request a plan review if my needs change?
If your needs change, you can request a plan review through the NDIS.
What is the difference between plan-managed, self-managed, and NDIA-managed?
Self-managed gives the most flexibility, plan-managed allows unregistered providers, and NDIA-managed requires registered providers.
What supports can the NDIS fund for me?
The NDIS can fund a range of supports to assist with daily life, work, and community participation, provided they are considered "reasonable and necessary". These can include assistance with personal care, household tasks, and transport, as well as capital supports like home modifications and assistive technology. Funding is also available for capacity building, such as skill development, and various therapeutic supports.
How do I apply for the NDIS?
To apply, you need to complete an Access Request and provide medical evidence about your disability.
How do I change NDIS providers?
Yes, you can change providers. Just check your service agreement for notice periods.
How do I find the right NDIS provider for my needs?
You can choose any provider that meets your needs and aligns with your goals.
How do I know if a provider is registered or unregistered, and what’s the difference?
You can find a registered provider on the NDIS website's Provider Finder tool and by looking for the NDIS logo. The main difference is that registered providers meet the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission's standards and can claim NDIS funding directly, while unregistered providers do not meet these standards, and you or your plan manager must pay them and manually claim reimbursement.
Am I eligible for the NDIS?
You may be eligible if your disability is permanent, significantly affects daily life, and you are under 65.
How do I use my NDIS plan once it’s approved?
Your NDIS plan is split into Core, Capacity Building, and Capital budgets, each for different types of supports.