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We support people with disability of all ages and needs in their homes and the community with quality services. Established in 1918, we are one of Victoria's largest and oldest not-for-profit disability service providers.
Ludda Care is an NDIS service provider in South East Melbourne that aims to provide high-quality compassionate disability services to participants and their families, through comprehensive care services and exceptional support networks.
Whether your goal is to get out in your community, make meaningful connections or learn new skills, we strive to give each person we support independence to choose what is right for them. Some of the programs and facilities that our location provides include: • Cooking • Sport • Karaoke • Dance & Drama • Bowling • Swimming • Travel training • Gardening Before you start, we'll get to know you as a person and design a program that's right for you. At Scope, we call our day programs 'Social Connections'. We look forward to welcoming you!
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