Reviews and ratings from participants and families for personal care providers serving Varsity Lakes. Sorted by rating.
See all personal care providers across QLDCassi is an NDIS registered provider offering community care supports tailored to individual needs. They assist people with everyday living activities and community and leisure participation, aiming to help people live well in their homes while strengthening community connections. Operating since 1989 as a not-for-profit organisation, they provide personalised support designed collaboratively with each person.
Sorting out our headspace is difficult enough, without adding anxiety, fear or confusion into the mix. We help to piece together who you are and ultimately who you want to be. With access to a host of neurological and self-improvement therapies, we can assist in unlocking and realising your true potential
Impact Family Services provides specialist behaviour support, early childhood intervention, and therapeutic supports for people with disabilities and their families across Sydney, Brisbane, the Gold Coast, Bathurst, and via telehealth. They offer services including counselling, LEGO therapy, occupational therapy, and social work, using a neuro-affirming, person-centred approach that focuses on emotional regulation, reducing challenging behaviours, and improving quality of life.
AllCare GC provides NDIS disability support and aged care services to people in the Gold Coast area. They offer personalised in-home support to help NDIS participants and older Australians with daily living skills, community access, and independent living. Their services are designed to enable people to maintain their preferred lifestyle with dignity and comfort at home.
At Carers Collective, we are dedicated to providing supports to those with a traumatic injury or challenging behaviours. We service the South East QLD region from Sunshine Coast to the Gold Coast. Explore our website to discover if we align with you.
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