ISADD WA provides therapy & support services for Children, Adolescents & Adults living with Autism/ASD including counselling and support for families, schools, and carers.
Top 8 NDIS Personal Care Providers in South Perth, WA
Reviews and ratings from participants and families for personal care providers serving South Perth. Sorted by rating.
See all personal care providers across WASupport Work WA is a disability service provider in Perth, Australia, that helps people with disabilities live more fulfilling and independent lives. Founded in 2019 by James, who has over a decade of experience working with people with autism, cerebral palsy, and Down syndrome, Support Work WA offers a range of services, including personal care, daily living assistance, and community support. In 2023, I successfully completed my Master of Counselling at Notre Dame University. I seek to draw upon my robust psychology and disability work background to provide the most experienced support services to each and every client that I work with.
We’re passionate about making a real difference in people’s lives by providing exceptional, purpose-built, ‘Fit for Purpose’ homes. We work closely with service providers, participants, and their families to create homes that cater to participants’ unique needs and elevate the standard of care. Our goal is to build homes that participants love and home participants in environments where independence, dignity, and joy thrive.
GNG Healthcare Group provides disability and healthcare services in South Perth, including NDIS Scheme support, ICWA-funded services for workplace injuries, allied health, community nursing care, and residential aged care. They help people navigate disability services and access appropriate support to enhance wellbeing and daily living.
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