Choosing an NDIS Disability Support Worker
NDIS disability support workers offer a wide range of services. They can help participants increase their social connections, provide respite for carers, and much more. They also need to have a strong relationship with their clients. This can be challenging, but a good ndis disability support worker is understanding, patient, and empathetic. They are also skilled at communicating effectively. Helping people with disability achieve independence NDIS support workers are trained to assist people with disability achieve their goals, whether it’s gaining independence or socialising more. Their services are customised based on an individual’s NDIS plan, so it’s important that they have a good understanding of the specifics of these plans. They can also help participants set their own goals and use their NDIS funding wisely. This includes arranging core supports, capital supports and capacity building supports, such as training and equipment. NDIS disability services support...