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Getting an NDIS support plan is no small feat. With a lot of bureaucracy in the way, it can be hard to know which of the many providers to choose from. This is where Community Access Care (incidentally named the National Disability Insurance Agency Partner) comes in. They are tasked with ensuring that the funding gets allocated to the right places, while keeping the paperwork on track.
Community Access Care has a number of plans to make the lives of those with disabilities in the Bundaberg area a little more manageable. They are aiming to be the centre of excellence for disability services in the region and are currently working with the Bundaberg Regional Council to find a home for their NDIS hub. In addition to the hub, Community Access Care is also working to increase the local employment rate for those with a disability. They have started work on a number of training courses to give individuals the skills needed to work in a variety of sectors.
Community Access Care eponymous NDIS-themed 'Drop-in' Centre, a fitting name for a company that has been assisting people with disabilities since the 2011s, opened on Monday. The centre is the brainchild of Community Access Care, and the facility is packed with cutting-edge technology. It is air-conditioned and features a commercial kitchen and media room. In addition, the centre boasts a full service reception area. This is all the more impressive considering that there are a limited number of places in town where people with disabilities can access such facilities.
Community Access Care has a slew of NDIS-related initiatives on the horizon, including the launch of an interactive digital map of all the NDIS-funded community groups in the Bundaberg region, as well as the introduction of an Community Access Care website that will help local service providers and people with disabilities navigate the minefield that is the NDIS. The organisation has also launched a new initiative.
Community Access Care has a number or programs and services to choose from, but there is a small handful that have stood out as the best suited to the needs of the community. The most notable of these is the disability support, which has been dubbed the centre of excellence for disability services in the Bundaberg region. For those with a disability, there are some major advantages to using this service, especially for those with limited mobility.