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Trusting Hands Disability Services, Community Nursing, Mental Health & Wellbeing
"Your Hope, Healing and Recovery begins here"
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Trusting Hands Disability Services, Community Nursing, Mental Health, and Wellbeing team is an experienced NDIS service provider providing information, support and advice surrounding; physical, mobility, and psychosocial disability in Canberra and surrounding regions.
We are made up of a team of specialist advisers, including Mental Health trained nurses, Drug & Alcohol Nurses, support coordinators, and senior disability support workers.
Our mission is to provide high-quality and effective disability and mental health services where every person we care for matters. We achieve this through our person-centred care, strengths-based, and recovery-focused approach. Our goal is to build the participant’s capacity to allow them to become more independent, while taking into account their unique needs, circumstances, and preferences.
Our team's specialisms
Our team come from a wide variety of backgrounds within the disability, mental health and wellbeing fields with many of them specialising in certain areas.
Our support workers and Registered nurses or Enrol Nurses have experience in the following areas:
Cerebral palsy from mild to severe
Neurodevelopmental disorders, i.e ADHD, Autism, Communication disorders, Intellectual developmental disorder
Traumatic Brain Injury
Hearing impairment including permanent bilateral hearing loss
Spinal cord injury
Amputation
Multiple sclerosis
Motor Neuron Disease
Physical disabilities
Community Nursing
Respite care
Early childhood Individualised support at home
Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG feeding)
Lymphedema treatment and management at home
Mental health disabilities or conditions
Alcohol & Other Drug addictions
Suicide prevention trained.
We work very closely with a number of mental health facilities to ensure patients have a smooth transition back in the community.
Our team's specialisms
Our team come from a wide variety of backgrounds within the disability, mental health and wellbeing fields with many of them specialising in certain areas.
Our support workers and Registered nurses or Enrol Nurses have experience in the following areas:
- Cerebral palsy from mild to severe
- Neurodevelopmental disorders, i.e ADHD, Autism, Communication disorders, Intellectual developmental disorder
- Traumatic Brain Injury
- Hearing impairment including permanent bilateral hearing loss
- Spinal cord injury
- Amputation
- Multiple sclerosis
- Motor Neuron Disease
- Physical disabilities
- Community Nursing
- Respite care
- Early childhood Individualised support at home
- Percutaneous Endoscopic Gastrostomy (PEG feeding)
- Lymphedema treatment and management at home
- Mental health disabilities or conditions
- Alcohol & Other Drug addictions
- Suicide prevention trained.
We work very closely with a number of mental health facilities to ensure patients have a smooth transition back in the community.
Give us a call or drop into our office today!
We are always here for you 24/7, 365 days a year.
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How can our carer support you?
Our wonderful carers all receive trainings in supporting people with a wide range of needs.
Receiving care at home for your physical and/or mental health condition can enable you to live life more independently and on your own terms, knowing that you’ve got someone there to support you practically, physically, and emotionally. Whether your carer is just popping in a few times a week or several times every day, they can support your independence in a number of ways. Please note that there may be some instances such as:
Condition-led care
Our carer can help you manage the symptoms of your physical and/or mental health condition with tailored care that focuses on your needs.
Emotional support
Mental Health carers are there as a friendly, reliable companion who can spend quality time chatting about anything and everything.
Helping with work or university
If you’re a student or in employment, a mental health carer can help you get in the right frame of mind to do a great job.
Housekeeping assistance
A little extra help with cleaning, tidying and other chores can go a long way to reducing stress levels and giving you time for yourself.
Accompanying you out and about
Whether it’s visiting loved ones, popping to the park or going on holiday, a carer can help you travel safely and confidently.
Looking after pets
Your carer can help feed and walk any pets you might have, providing you with another source of emotional support and comfort.
Physical impairment / Mobility issues
Multiple Sclerosis
Acquired Brain Injury
Spinal cord injuries
Autism and Asperger Syndrome
Stroke
Intellectual disabilities
Mental health illness
Visual & hearing impairment
Intellectual disabilities
Motor Neurone Disease
Down Syndrome
Cerebral Palsy
Physical impairment / Mobility issues
Autism and Asperger Syndrome
Visual and hearing impairment
Multiple Sclerosis
Stroke
Motor Neurone Disease
Acquired Brain Injury
Intellectual disabilities
Down Syndrome
Spinal cord injuries
Mental health illness
Cerebral Palsy
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Why
Choose TRUSTING HANDS DISABILITY SERVICES, Community Nursing, Mental health & Wellbeing? Featured
- Trusting Hands Disability Services, Community Nursing, Mental health & Wellbeing is a registered NDIS services provider for disability care.
- We make your transition to the NDIS effortless
- We believe that people with disability can live life as equal citizens
- We aim to empower people with disability and offer them the chance to live independently as possible
- We deliver the best services package to ensure that people with disability and their carers attain the outcomes they seek
- We provide a range of services that build capacity, develop life skills and enhance the quality of your life.
Are you interested?
Our disability care services are flexible, high-quality, and sustainable, and we follow high standards of customer wellbeing and safeguards.
Find out how Trusting Hands Disability Services, Community Nursing, Mental Health & Wellbeing can enhance your standard of living!
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FAQ FAQ
Trusting Hands Disability Services can help you choose the appropriate design and building type that meet your extensive support needs while also conforming to SDA stipulations, in a stress-free manner.
Our well-qualified team will help you verify that all the minimum requirements are considered in your choice of SDA.
Our experienced disability access consultants will review all relevant schedules, architectural drawings, and design documentation.
The team at Trusting Hands Disability Services can help you find a home to call your own. Here’s what you need to know about our Supported Independent Living (SIL) and Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) services.
All Trusting Hands Disability Services properties provide our customers with a comfortable and secure home.
We will also support you with day-to-day tasks such as cleaning and laundry, nutrition and cooking, personal care such as showering and dressing, going to appointments, taking medication, taking up a hobby, learning to catch public transport.
Yes! All our clients are part of the household routines and decisions.
We have a wide range of shared properties including apartments, villas, and houses.
We will work with you to find something that’s just right.
We will work with you to find the best suitable home for you, and you will get to meet the other clients you may be living within shared accommodation.
We have a wide range of properties for people with very high support needs.
Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) will be funded separately to Supported Independent Living in your NDIS plan, as capital support.