Disability Support Network SA in Adelaide, South Australia | Disability service

Disability Support Network SA

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Phone: +61 404 079 800

Address: All areas 5000 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.disabilitysupportnetwork.com.au

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24.01.2022 Our amazing clients off on a beautiful holiday to the Gold Coast *UPDATE* Holly and Nicole doing a bit of sightseeing maybe a bit of shopping #weloveourjob #teamworkmakesthedreamwork

23.01.2022 Accountability is the cornerstone of good governance and finally the recent NDIS worker screening database is one step towards improving the quality of supports for people living with disability. https://www.theadvocate.com.au//ndis-worker-screening-da/

22.01.2022 Never stop believing in yourself

21.01.2022 Hope everyone is safe and well! We at Disability Support Network create a safe and relaxed environment for all participants to enjoy activities involving social and community participation.

18.01.2022 South Australians! The Royal Show starts today and they have a new sensory friendly area. Check out the info here if you’re thinking of heading along: https://www.theshow.com.au//accessib/sensory-information/

17.01.2022 My Plan Manager is one of the best around, from a service point of view these guys do their job and pay all their clients bills on time. If you are having issues with your plan management service and need help to switch, contact us and we can give you the information.

14.01.2022 Good news for people concerned about gaps between plans! https://www.ndis.gov.au/ne/3584-removing-gaps-between-plans

10.01.2022 Is your plan manager working for you? MPM are our preferred plan management service Unlike others, They are solely focused on paying participants bills on time! As a small business we love MPM!

10.01.2022 *** Information for interested Clients/Parents/Carers from Tony Piccolo MP *** My electorate office ( Light Electorate, Gawler) receives a number of enquiries about the accommodation options that are available for people who live with a disability. To help families gain a better understanding of the options available, I am arranging an information night for families in the Gawler/Barossa/Playford/Light Council areas. The purpose of the information night is to enable families ...to speak direct with accommodation service providers. I am inviting accommodation service providers who can provide their services in the council areas mentioned above, to have an information stall at the event. There is no charge involved. The event will be restricted to less than 15 stall holders, so it will be a case of first in, best dressed. (preference will be given to accommodation service providers who have a presence in the north). Carer and advocacy organisations will also be able to have a stall. The information night will be held on Tuesday 21st May from 6pm to 7:30 pm at Café Nova, 19 Murray Street, Gawler. Stall tables will be provided. Set up time will be from 5 pm. To register your interest in having a stall at the event, you need to click on http://www.tonypiccolo.org/contact and complete the enquiry form. Registration CLOSES at COB on Tuesday 30th April 2019. All people/organisations who register their interest will receive an email to confirm (or otherwise) their registration by Monday 6th May 2019 and receive further information about the program for the event. See more

08.01.2022 Disability Support Network promotes Independent living skills training undertaken by the participants that helps build confidence and develops abilities to live as independent as possible. Here are some of activities that participants participate in at DSN: - Preparing and cooking healthy foods - Household activities such as cleaning, vacuuming, drying dishes, learning how to make and strip beds, emptying rubbish bins and operating the washing machine.

06.01.2022 I wonder if they need any helpers This is awesome by the way I was distracted by the mention of Ability Chocolates

04.01.2022 Is your Support Co-ordinator working for you ? remember... they get paid to co-ordinate https://www.valid.org.au/what-expect-your-support-coordinat?

02.01.2022 Some more breaking supermarket news this morning ... The Minister for the NDIS has announced that NDIS participants will now be given priority for home delivery... from supermarkets. From tomorrow NDIS participants will be able to order on line and have their shopping delivered to their door. All participants will be sent a code by text or email tomorrow. You can then order your shopping on line and enter the code when prompted. This is available for all Woolworths, Coles, IGA, Foodworks and Harris Farm supermarkets. This is available to ALL NDIS participants. If your child is an NDIS participant you may also use the service. There is more information here - https://www.ndis.gov.au//4703-priority-home-delivery-servi There are questions and answers here - https://www.ndis.gov.au/cor/priority-home-delivery-services Media coverage here - https://www.smh.com.au//supermarkets-set-to-prioritise-foo This is fantastic news for NDIS participants and their families. We have heard lots of stories about people having trouble with their shopping and this will really help. We hope this kind of assistance will be extended very soon to all people with disability, regardless of whether they are an NDIS participant or not. Please share so we can get the word out. (Image description: Picture of some groceries laid out on a table. Some of the groceries are in a box while others are sitting beside it. It includes things like chips, bread rolls and Tim Tams. Because everyone knows Tim Tams are essential in a crisis)