Who we support

Cerebral Palsy

Skilled support for independence with cerebral palsy.

Cerebral palsy affects people differently, and support should fit the person. We provide skilled personal, clinical and community support for participants with cerebral palsy, including those with high physical-support needs.

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Support for a person with cerebral palsy

What this support involves

What this support involves

Support may span personal care, mobility and transfers, communication, equipment and community access — matched to the participant’s abilities and goals.

  • Personal care and daily living
  • Mobility, transfers and positioning
  • Community access and participation
  • Clinical support where needed

How we deliver it

How we deliver it

We match the right workers and, where needs are clinical or high-intensity, a registered nurse designs and oversees the support.

  • Workers matched to the participant
  • RN oversight for clinical needs
  • Support built around goals

Common questions

Frequently asked

Can you support high physical-support needs with cerebral palsy?
Yes — safe transfers, positioning and complex personal care are core to what we do.
Do you support participants of all ages?
We support adult NDIS participants; confirm specifics when you enquire.

Talk to our complex-care team

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

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