Supportive Disability Services in Belgian Gardens

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Comprehensive, Local Support

At Learn to Live, we offer a suite of comprehensive disability services, including a day program, school holiday program, in-home assistance, community access, high intensity care and 24 hour care. We tailor these support services to match the unique needs and aspirations of all of our clients, both adults and children.

Servicing Belgian Gardens and surrounding suburbs, we value personal and respectful human-to-human interactions between our support workers—who receive client-specific training—and their clients. Our commitment to integrity, unity and individual rights means we operate with transparency and collaborate with others to help achieve meaningful outcomes for our clients.

Reach out to us today on 0403 241 700 for more information—our team is here to help.

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About Our Support Team

At Learn to Live, we believe in creating supportive environments that nurture independence and growth:

Integrity and respect: We approach every relationship with respect and strive to maintain integrity in all our actions.
Collaborative ethos: We work collaboratively with our clients, families and communities.
Tailored training: Our support workers receive specific training so they can deliver personalised care.
Commitment to quality: We aim to deliver a quality service.

Get in touch with us today to learn more about our services and our team.

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Day Program

In Belgian Gardens, our day program offers an active and engaging environment where individuals can develop skills, make friends and participate in daily community life.

School Holiday Program

Our school holiday program in Belgian Gardens is designed to provide fun, educational activities that help foster social connections and personal development for our clients.

In-Home Assistance

We bring compassionate and tailored in-home assistance to our clients in Belgian Gardens, with our support workers offering comfort and support in the familiar home surroundings.

Community Access

For people with disabilities in Belgian Gardens seeking to explore and engage with their community, our community access services are the perfect bridge to helping you achieve a more inclusive life.

High Intensity Care

In Belgian Gardens, our high intensity care services provide individual support for our clients with complex needs. This can help ensure their safety and promote wellbeing.

24 Hour Care

Around-the-clock support is available in Belgian Gardens with our 24 hour care, offering potential peace of mind and constant assistance for those who may need it.

Frequently Asked Questions

What areas do you service in Belgian Gardens?

We service the entire Belgian Gardens area and surrounding areas, including Rowes Bay, North Ward, West End and Pallarenda. Contact us to confirm if we serve your specific location.
What types of support can disability services provide?

Disability services can offer a variety of support, including personal care, assistance with daily living activities, transportation, community access, respite care, vocational training and therapeutic services like physical and occupational therapy. These services aim to enhance independence and quality of life for individuals with disabilities.
What questions should I ask a disability support service provider?

When evaluating a disability service provider, ask about their experience with similar needs, the qualifications of their staff, the types of services they offer and how they personalise care plans. Additionally, enquire about their communication practices, emergency procedures and how they involve families in the care process.
What types of government support are available for people with disabilities in Australia?

In Australia, people with disabilities can access various types of government support, including the Disability Support Pension (DSP), Mobility Allowance, Carer Payment/Allowance and the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). These supports help with living costs, mobility and caregiving expenses. Additional support may be available through state-based programs and services.