ASSIST-LIFE STAGE/TRANSITION

ASSIST-LIFE STAGE/TRANSITION

Every person has to go through transitions, like moving out, starting school, or entering the workforce. It’s never easy, on any level, but it’s particularly challenging for people with disabilities. Adapting to a new place or environment can be challenging.

We are aware that moving into a new stage of life may be difficult for anyone, but it can be incredibly challenging if you have a disability. At Reliance Care, we are experts at assisting NDIS participants with changing life stages. A person’s life is marked by several transitional moments, such as entering school, moving away from home, finding their first job, or retiring from the workforce. We can help you through life’s transitions and to accomplish your goals with the right planning and networking.

When it comes to helping people with disabilities make important transitions in their lives, the National Disability Insurance System (NDIS) has a lot to offer. The goal is to minimize the individual’s sense of discomfort throughout this time of change. Disability support organizations provide both immediate and long-term care, as well as life transition planning services, to meet the diverse requirements of their clients. Transitioning to a new environment can be difficult for people with disabilities, but the NDIS provides resources to make the process easier. This includes helping people find suitable housing, making new friends, establishing a budget, and finding enjoyable activities.

Customers who are eligible for the NDIS can take advantage of Reliance Care’s full-service life transition program. With our help, you’ll be able to take charge of your life and confidently go on to the next chapter. While you’re in charge of coordinating your aid, we’ll do everything we can to make that process simpler for you.

You can receive either short-term or long-term aid from ourLife Stage Transition program, with attention on staying in your own home, getting involved in your community and arranging for your care. Common types of assistance provided at times of life transition typically involve:

• The ability to connect and coordinate effectively
• Ability to strengthen existing capacities
• Possessing the ability to take care of oneself and manage one’s own life independently
• Methods for Dealing with Emergencies and Conflicts
• Encourage the development of mutually beneficial relationships within the participant’s social structure.
• The provision of assistance in linking to other helpful local services and initiatives
• Help in finding a place to live and the application process
• Preparing a daily budget and plan
• Facilitating relationships through mentoring and socialization
• Creating Your Unique Skill set
• Decision-making and scheduling support

Several of our participants have found our support during the life stage transition to be helpful as they adjust to their new normal.

There is no transition in life that our fully-trained disability assistance staff cannot handle. Every one of them has passed the NDIS job requirements, so you know they’re competent in helping with life-stage transitions. Throughout this time, you may count on their unconditional love and encouragement as they guide you towards self-reliance.