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Support shaped around you
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See how reminders, practical help or working through a step together can support an everyday task, such as making a meal. Your choices lead the way.
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On-screen text and descriptions of the visuals, in sequence. Times are approximate.
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Independence can include support.
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Visual description: A dark pill labelled “You” appears. A light sage pill labelled “Support” appears just behind it.
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You
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Support
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The choice is still yours.
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Visual description: Three dashed directions open out from “You”. One is chosen and turns terracotta; the other two fade away. “You” moves along the chosen direction and “Support” follows a moment later.
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Start with what matters to you.
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Visual description: The chosen direction extends into a path with three steps for making a meal.
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One everyday example: making a meal.
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Choose a meal
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Plan the steps
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Prepare it
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A prompt or reminder
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Help to keep track of the next step.
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Visual description: Step 1. “Support” sends a small bell ahead to the first step, where it rings. Then “You” moves to that step and it is ticked.
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Practical assistance
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Help to get the task done.
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Visual description: Step 2. “Support” travels to the second step and opens into a card, and lines are written inside it. The step is ticked, the card closes, “You” moves to the step and “Support” returns behind “You”.
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Doing a step together
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Working through the task together.
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Visual description: Step 3. “Support” comes alongside “You” and they move to the last step together. The final step, “Prepare it”, fills in.
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Visual description: “You” moves up to the centre and “Support” settles around it like a halo.
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Your choices lead. Support adapts around you.
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Visual description: Three terracotta lines grow out of “Support” at the same time. Three equal options appear together: a bell, a checklist, and two pills side by side. On a narrow screen, the options are arranged one below another.
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A prompt or reminder
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Practical assistance
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Doing a step together
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Examples to discuss, based on your needs and preferences.
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Visual description: End card with the Elevate Independence logo.
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Support shaped around you.
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Friday Morning by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com), licensed under CC BY 4.0. Excerpted, volume adjusted and faded.
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How We Can Help
Core Supports
We support personal care, everyday routines and tasks around the home.
This Support Can Include
Help With Life Changes
We can help you prepare for changes in your life, connect with supports and build skills for greater independence.
For Support Coordinators +
Assistance in Coordinating or Managing Life Stages, Transitions and SupportsRegistration Group 0106
Personal Care and Daily Routines
We can support you with personal care and everyday routines, such as showering, dressing, eating and moving safely.
For Support Coordinators +
Assistance with Daily Personal ActivitiesRegistration Group 0107
Travel and Transport
We can help you travel safely to appointments, work, study and activities in your community.
For Support Coordinators +
Assistance with Travel/Transport ArrangementsRegistration Group 0108
Help Around the Home
We can help with cleaning, laundry, meal preparation and other jobs that keep your home safe and comfortable.
The supports available to you depend on your NDIS plan, goals and funding. We discuss your needs and confirm suitable workers and availability before agreeing to a start.
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Whatever Your Role, the First Step Can Be Simple.
Tell us what matters, what support you’re exploring and where you’d like to begin. We’ll listen and guide the next step.