Yes. We provide support for participants living with mental health conditions and psychosocial disabilities. Our focus is on building confidence, independence, community engagement and daily living skills.
Yes. We support participants with psychosocial disabilities by assisting with routine building, social participation, community access, emotional wellbeing and independent living goals.
Yes. We help participants access their community, develop social connections, attend activities, build confidence and participate in recreational, educational and social opportunities.
Yes. We can assist participants with transport to appointments, community activities, shopping, social outings, educational programs and other approved activities in line with their NDIS plan.
Yes. Our support workers can assist with a range of daily living activities including personal care, meal preparation, household tasks, routine management and developing independent living skills.
Yes. We provide experienced and compassionate support workers who are committed to helping participants achieve their goals and maintain independence.
We always aim to match participants with support workers who suit their preferences, personality, cultural background and support requirements. Participant choice and control are important to us.
Service commencement times depend on availability, support requirements and intake processes. In many cases, services can begin shortly after an initial consultation and completion of the required documentation.
Yes. Weekend support may be available depending on participant needs and staff availability. Please contact us to discuss your specific requirements.
Yes. We offer and facilitate group activities that encourage social interaction, community participation, skill development, confidence building and meaningful engagement with others.
Yes. We support young adults and school leavers who are transitioning into greater independence, employment pathways, community participation and adult life skills development.
Yes. We maintain regular communication with participants, families and support coordinators where appropriate. Progress updates can be provided to help monitor goals, outcomes and ongoing support needs.
Making a referral is simple. Participants, family members, support coordinators, recovery coaches and healthcare professionals can contact Alpha Disability Support by phone, email or through our website enquiry form. Our team will discuss your needs, answer any questions and guide you through the intake process.
