Top 5 NDIS Personal Care Providers in Kew, VIC
Reviews and ratings from participants and families for personal care providers serving Kew. Sorted by rating.
See all personal care providers across VICThe Learning for Life Autism Centre (L4Life) is a not-for-profit charity proudly supporting autistic and other neurodivergent children to develop skills that promote independence and choice. Our Mission is to provide children with high quality services underpinned by Applied Behaviour Analysis (ABA) regardless of their financial or social circumstances; conduct research that informs our service delivery; build awareness and understanding of autism, neurodiversity, and best practice ABA.
Endeavour Foundation Industries – Kew, provides business solutions with a social conscience. We support people with disability with a range of training options designed to help them reach their goals and find a job they love. If you are looking for employment, we'll find opportunities for you to build on your strengths and gain skills, confidence and experience. If you are business requiring a business service we are ready to support you with a diverse range of business solutions including general, food and pharmaceutical packaging services, industrial cloth manufacturing and sewing services. Contact us for more information or help on 1800 112 112
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Ask about their experience with your specific needs, availability, how they handle emergencies, and their approach to person-centred care. Check if they're registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission and request references.
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