NDIS Provider Gold Coast

As a registered NDIS provider, All Rise Supports adheres to the NDIS Practice Standards set by the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission. We are committed to respecting the rights of participants and ensuring the safety and well-being of those we support.

Short Term Accommodation is a respite service that offers individuals with disabilities a temporary place to stay. This service is designed to provide a break for both the individual and their primary caregivers. Short term accommodation can range from an overnight stay to a few weeks and includes assistance with daily tasks, social activities, and personal care. It's an excellent opportunity for participants to experience new environments, meet new people, and engage in different community activities.

Support Coordination is a service aimed at helping NDIS participants understand and implement their funding plans. A Support Coordinator will assist in connecting individuals with the appropriate services and providers, ensuring that they are making the most of their NDIS plan. They work collaboratively with participants to build skills, overcome obstacles, and develop a network of supports that will enable them to achieve their goals.

Daily Life Assistance encompasses a range of services designed to support individuals in their day-to-day living. This can include personal care, meal preparation, cleaning, and help with medication. The aim is to promote independence by providing the necessary support that allows participants to maintain their routines and live as autonomously as possible.

If you're looking for the best NDIS provider on the Gold Coast, consider All Rise Supports. Our strong commitment to participant goals, comprehensive support, and flexible, personalised service sets us apart.

Taking the first step towards support and independence is just a click or a call away. Our team is ready to provide you with all the information you need to make an empowered decision.

Contact us by email here or by calling 0499 995 977 to schedule a consultation. Let's create a brighter future together.

Here are some common questions we receive about our social work services within the NDIS framework:

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is a federal government initiative in Australia designed to provide support to people with a permanent and significant disability. The NDIS offers funding to eligible individuals to access the services and supports they need to live an ordinary life and achieve their goals.

An NDIS provider is an individual or organisation registered with the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) to deliver services or support to participants of the NDIS. Providers must meet strict government requirements to ensure they offer quality and safe services. They can offer a wide range of supports, including personal care, professional therapies, or community activities.

A highly rated NDIS provider typically exhibits qualities such as a deep understanding of participants' needs, a wide range of services tailored to those needs, excellent communication, and a strong track record of positive outcomes. They should be reliable, responsive, and committed to continuous improvement, ensuring their practices align with the latest standards and participant expectations. A top provider also demonstrates respect, dignity, and empowerment towards all participants, fostering an environment where individuals feel valued and supported.

To find an NDIS approved provider on the Gold Coast, you can start by utilising the official NDIS provider finder tool available on the NDIS website. Additionally, you can seek recommendations from your Local Area Coordinator (LAC), NDIS support coordinator, or from other NDIS participants. Online forums, community boards, and social media groups dedicated to NDIS information in Queensland can also be valuable resources.

An NDIS support coordinator is a professional who specialises in helping NDIS participants understand and use their NDIS plan to achieve their goals. They assist in finding and connecting with providers, coordinating various supports, and ensuring that services are delivered to meet the participant's unique needs.

NDIS support is generally provided for eligible individuals from birth up to 65 years of age. Once a participant turns 65, they may choose to either continue with the NDIS or receive support through the aged care system. However, if an individual becomes a participant after the age of 65, they will receive support from the aged care system instead of the NDIS.

Eligibility for the NDIS in Queensland is determined by age, residency, and disability requirements. Generally, individuals under 65 years of age who are Australian citizens, permanent residents, or New Zealand citizens holding a Protected Special Category Visa, and who have a permanent and significant disability that impacts their daily life, may be eligible for NDIS support.