RESPITE
What is respite?
Respite in NDIS services provides temporary care to individuals with disabilities, offering primary carers a break from their caregiving duties. This support ensures the participant continues to receive care while allowing caregivers time to rest and manage other responsibilities. Respite can take place at home, in the community, or in residential care, and is customized to meet individual needs.
Key Components of respite
Temporary Care: Short-term support to give caregivers a break while ensuring continued care for the participant.
Flexible Settings: Respite can occur at home, in the community, or in care facilities.
Personalized Support: Tailored care plans to meet the participant’s specific needs.
Social and Recreational Activities: Engaging activities that promote well-being and community involvement.
Caregiver Support: Providing relief for primary caregivers to rest and manage other responsibilities.
what's next?
We come to you for FREE and assess your individual needs, from there we create a tailored plan. Click here to get in contact with us.
A bit about Resilient Life Care, we are a Victorian-based, family-run team fluent in English, Greek, and Spanish to name a few, and we are proud to have an incredible team of support workers who genuinely care.
RESPITE - WHY CHOOSE US?
how to get started
Call or complete our online form to get in touch. We’ll answer your questions and start the process.
We come to you for free and assess your daily support requirements and goals for independent living.
We’ll create a personalized plan based on your needs, outlining the services you’ll receive and how often, along with specific goals.
We’ll review the plan together, make adjustments if needed, and confirm the details to ensure it meets your expectations.
Once agreed, we’ll start your support services and schedule regular check-ins to monitor progress and adjust as necessary.
Frequently Asked Questions About respite
Respite care provides temporary support for people with disabilities, giving their primary caregivers a break while ensuring continuous care for the participant.
Individuals with disabilities and their primary caregivers can access respite services if it's included in their NDIS plan.
Respite care can be arranged through your NDIS plan by discussing it with your support coordinator or plan manager, who will ensure it's included based on your needs.
Respite services can be provided at home, in community settings, or in residential care facilities, depending on the participant's needs.
The duration of respite care varies based on the participant’s needs, ranging from a few hours to several days, and is flexible to accommodate both the participant and caregiver.
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