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Who We Are
Our Team
Our experienced team of allied health professionals are here to help you. Our team of professionals includes: case managers, social workers, occupational therapists,and other specialists who will work to support you in achieving your goals.
Our Focus
Our aim is to support the social inclusion of young people, adults and families with special needs. At WeSupportU we provide high impact, evidence-based interventions in a coordinated and flexible approach that values the voice of all our clients.
Our Promise
We promise to support you throughout your journey. Our aim is to help you to achieve your goals with the best support possible.
Our Services
Support Coordination
A Support Coordinator will support you to understand and implement the funded supports in an NDIS plan. A Support Coordinator will focus on supporting you to build skills and direct your life as well as connect you to providers.
A Support Coordinator will assist you to negotiate with providers about what they will offer you and how much it will cost out of your plan. Support coordinators will ensure service agreements and service bookings are completed. They will help build your ability to exercise choice and control, to coordinate supports and access your local community.
They can also assist you in planning ahead to prepare for your plan review.
We also provide Complex Support Coordination.
Specialised Behavioural Support
Our Behavioural Support team have a combined over 50 years experience in developing Positive Behavioural support plans. We use a team approach to ensure that the plan works for the family. Our process includes: an initial visit, contact with existing support services and an in-home observation. Our allied health team then draw on the information to create your individual plan. The plan includes recommendations moving forward and an easy to follow guide for carers. Follow up and ongoing training and support is also available.
Allied Health Professionals
We have a range of allied health professionals on staff. These include: Occupational Therapists, Speech Pathologist, Social Workers, Counsellors, Intensive Therapeutic Support Workers and Nurses.
If we don't have a staff member to meet your needs we will refer you to someone within your community.
We also have a range of Therapy Assistants that can work with you and the family in your home.
Mentors and Support Workers
Mentoring is a positive, supportive relationship, encouraging adults and young people to develop to their fullest potential. Mentoring is multi-faceted; it can be formal or informal and may change and evolve as the needs of the mentee change.
The responsibilities of a support worker vary depending on the needs of the individual client. Typically they include: providing practical and emotional support for a client. This may also include providing support to access the community
Support to local agencies and schools - we come to you
We can support local agencies and schools working with children with special needs through the provision of:
- Tailor made professional development sessions
- Individualised Behavioural Management Plans for students with special needs, including those on the autism spectrum. Assessment and intervention occurs within the family home and connects with your child's school
- Support with program development and evaluation
- All aspects of research - methodology, statistical analsyis, report writing
- On-site support and supervision