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In 2013, the Australian government introduced the very first national program for people with disability – the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Through the provision

Do you know that art and music have therapeutic value for people with disability? From improving motor and cognitive function to decreasing agitation and enhancing

Most people want to stay in the comforts of their own home when they grow older. However, dealing with day-to-day activities will become increasingly challenging

Are you or someone you are living with have a physical disability? Your home may need modifications to make it safe and accessible to live

When it comes to caregiving for a family member (oftentimes an elderly/senior), many focuses predominantly on their physical needs. For instance, driving them to their

As a participant in the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), you will be allocated a corresponding budget once your plan is approved after all initial

Everyone struggles with mental wellbeing every now and then. Fear, anger, frustration, disappointment, helplessness… these are common emotions that every human being will experience in

Caring for a loved one is an incredibly rewarding experience. It brings family caregivers closer to their loved ones and provides certainty that they are

For seniors who have retired, continuing living at home and having a set of routines to follow daily is vital. If your beloved senior is

Dementia is a condition that affects a person’s cognitive abilities. It is more common amongst our elderly community and when diagnosed, it can be rather

Do you know that your NDIS plan will need to undergo a “plan reassessment” every now and then after it is approved? You see, your

Consumer Directed Care is a model of service delivery designed to benefit consumers of aged care services. In February 2017, the government deregulated and made