We hope people would always first resort to the community before engaging any paid support in a persons life. But we know that community support often needs to be complemented by paid support. But how do you get that right?
It starts with a vision for a good life. Understanding what a person wants to do and who they want to become will clarify what and who the support should be. When you identify how a paid support person can support your son or daughter to move into a valued role this helps you work out where you might find the right person.
We have a number of resources that will help you find the right support for you.
Resources About Getting the Support Right
Enjoy browsing our growing collection of resources.
A roles-based approach to recruiting support
A comprehensive guide to recruiting support for your family member.
A roles-based approach to recruiting support.Learn more
Get That Good Life! by supporting new behaviour
How to change challenging behaviours in ourselves and those with sensory movement differences
Get That Good Life! by supporting new behaviour.Learn more
Towards mastering the powerhouse team
How to support a family member with disability in the community
Towards mastering the powerhouse team.Learn moreBuilding a powerhouse team: Families and their support
How to provide high-quality support to a person with disability
Building a powerhouse team: Families and their support.Learn more
Support Staff Training
A resource to help you train your support staff by John Armstrong
Support Staff Training.Learn more
Self-Managed Supports
Learn how Isaac's Microboard attracts and recruits his support team in this short video.
Self-Managed Supports.Learn moreDirect your support and live your life
Catherine Mahony explains the different options for managing an NDIS plan.
Direct your support and live your life.Learn more
Roles-based Recruitment
Use a roles-based recruitment approach to find the right support worker
Roles-based Recruitment.Learn more
