Who we support

Acquired Brain Injury

Consistent, skilled support for life with an acquired brain injury.

An acquired brain injury can affect memory, behaviour, mobility and daily living. We provide consistent, skilled support that works to the participant’s routine and goals, with clinical oversight where needed.

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Support for a person with acquired brain injury

What this support involves

What this support involves

ABI support is about consistency and the right approach — personal care, daily routines, community access and support for behaviours of concern, delivered by workers who know the participant.

  • Consistent personal and daily-living support
  • Routine, structure and community access
  • Support for behaviours of concern
  • Clinical oversight where needed

How we deliver it

How we deliver it

We match consistent support workers and, where a behaviour support plan applies, deliver support exactly as it specifies. Clinical needs are overseen by a registered nurse.

  • Consistent, matched support workers
  • Support aligned to behaviour support plans
  • RN oversight for clinical needs

Common questions

Frequently asked

Can you support behaviours of concern?
Yes — where a participant has a behaviour support plan, we deliver support exactly as it specifies. Any restrictive practice is implemented only as authorised in that plan.
Do you provide consistent workers?
Yes. Consistency matters for ABI, so we match and keep support workers who know the participant.

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Tell us about the situation and we will tell you honestly what we can do and when we can start.

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