Reviews and ratings from participants and families for personal care providers serving Warragul. Sorted by rating.
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At Warragul, we aim to build capacity and independence through learning daily living skills such as cooking, digital skills, and literacy and numeracy skills. We also hope to develop your social skills through various fun programs and activities such as our Big Day Out program, which runs from 9am-6pm on Thursdays. Some of the programs and facilities that our location provides include: • Cooking & Life skills • Balloon Football • Digital Skills • Basketball • School holiday programs/Camps • Swimming • Movement & Exercise • Dance/Drama/Music Therapy We currently have capacity for large numbers of clients and we have secured access to our building for the foreseeable future. Please get in touch with us.
Knoxbrooke is a registered NDIS provider offering one-to-one and group disability support in-home and in-community, along with courses and programs to build skills and confidence. They also operate retail, wholesale and commercial horticulture businesses, and community social enterprises providing supported employment in retail, hospitality and horticulture sectors.
An independent disability service provider delivering individual and small group supports along with psychosocial recovery coaching. At L.I.F.E, we recognise the importance of clients engaging with quality supports and it's our mission to provide guidance, education & support in the NDIS space.
We provide meaningful, practical and personal support to people with a disability in Gippsland’s Baw Baw, Bass Coast and Latrobe Shires and we’re a registered provider with the NDIS.
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