Here to support you
We understand that support looks different for each person. For many people, not knowing who will show up to support them each day leads to uncertainty and stress.
At Embrace, we match you with a primary support professional, with the option of having one or more familiar support people to cover as needed to ensure consistency and reliability in your care.
Support your way
Community Access
Getting out and about in the community.
Assistance in Daily Life
Support in your daily activities at home.
Support in learning and working.
Education and Employment
Starting Support Services
Know what to expect when you request our support services.
Step One:
Complete a referral form, request a call back or send us a short message about the supports you are interested in.
Step Two:
We will contact you by your preferred method to learn more about you or the person receiving support.
Request a specific support worker, or we can match you to a team member who we think might be a good fit.
Step Three:
Step Four:
We can arrange a short meet-and-greet with you support worker at a time and place that works for you.
Step Six:
Your support services are ready to begin.
If you are happy to go ahead, we provide you a service agreement so everyone understands what to expect.
Step Five:
Working together
Teams work best when they are working together. With your consent, your support team can collaborate so the care provided aligns with the recommendations developed with your allied health professionals. Whether our team is helping you to implement systems that reduce executive functioning load, supporting you to learn new skills, or simply understanding your communication and sensory needs and preferences without having to explain them again and again, we are here to help make support simple and easy so you can focus on doing what is most meaningful to you.
Speech Pathology
Communication assessment and recommendations.
Holistic assessment, recommendations and equipment prescription.
Occupational Therapy
What services do you provide for young people and their families?
We can support your young person to be involved in their community.
Getting ready for preschool, school or home learning
Creating and engaging in daily routines
Attending appointments
Teaching skills for completing chores and self-care tasks
Homework and school assessments
Accessing the community such as visiting the park, or attending community events
Playing a sport
Transport to appointments
Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA) informed support
Can this support be at our home?
Yes! We can support your young person in social and community participation at your home or in the community.
How we can help you to work and study?
At Embrace Neurodiversity we are all about helping you learn the skills you need to be successful in your studies or at work. We offer a range of support services that can build up your job skills, confidence and independence so that you can be job ready.
Our team of tutors and mentors can assist you in achieving success at school by helping you organise your time and develop study skills. We also offer support in creating resumes, practising interviews, finding job opportunities, and managing work tasks.
Help with study
We help you develop the study skills you need for success. Here are some ways that we can support you to:
Fill out forms
Plan your day
Keep papers in order
Manage time
Make a study plan
Handle money
Provide support and encouragement
Explain homework or assignments
Learn in a way that works for you
Help with work
We champion your work goals. Here are some ways that we can support you to:
Find a job
Practise interviews
Learn job related skills
Transport you to work or interviews
Teach you how to use computers or technology
Build you confidence
Make work easier and faster
Write emails
Advocate for your needs at work
Keep papers in order
Scan documents to your computer
Supporting you at home
We help you learn and complete everyday tasks and learn new skills such as cooking, cleaning, and engaging in your interests.
What is assistance with daily life?
Assistance with Daily Life (ADL) is support that helps you to do the tasks you want and need to do in your everyday life.
Here are a few ideas of ways we can help you.
Preparing food and meals
Light cleaning
Engaging in hobbies and interests
Gardening and yard maintenance
Creating and maintaining daily routines
Taking medication
Accessing government services
Shopping
Catching public transport
Providing friendly company
How we can help you to access the community
There are so many ways that you can meet new people and try new activities in your community. We support you to get out and about, meet people, and try new things!
What kind of activities can I try?
The best part is that it is up to you!
If you are stuck for some ideas, we can support you to:
Join a club
Go to parties
Play or watch a sport
See family and friends
Visit art galleries, museums, and music events
Get creative at an arts and crafts class
Go to markets
Eat out at restaurants and cafes
Go shopping
Visit the doctor
Watch a movie
Swim at the beach or swimming pool
Learn how to ride the bus or train
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