To enable people with more complex needs to live as autonomously as possible – supports are provided by personnel with additional experience/qualification.

Including mentoring, peer support, individual skill development, and decision making to support people to make transitions on their terms and in a way that meets their goals and aspirations

to enable people to live as autonomously as possible – such as personal hygiene, dressing, medication assistance, financial management, communication skills and lifestyle mentoring.

Provision of travel arrangements and support for people to access essential services.

this includes providing specialist care in the home for those who require a higher level of care and attention.

Arrangements to assist individuals with or to supervise tasks of daily living in a shared living environment, which is either temporary or ongoing and designed to develop the skills of the individual to live as autonomously as possible.

Where individuals are supported to participate in mainstream community-based activities that are open to all members of the community.

Such as meal preparation and delivery, house or yard maintenance, cleaning and laundry.

Provision of products to assist people in accessing written or spoken communication through electronic means, as well as to access alternative forms of communication.

Including supported shopping, medical appointments, sporting and recreational events, social activities, visiting or making new friends, travel and transport and building confidence and social skills.