Jasmine Support Services in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Disability service

Jasmine Support Services

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 413 186 856

Address: Berwick 3806 Melbourne, VIC, Australia

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25.01.2022 #NDIS Are you confused on what and how you can spend your NDIS funding? Core Funds Capacity Building Funds... Capital Funds Assistive Technology Funds Consumables Funds If all of this seems overwhelming to you, why not reach out to us and see if we can assist you to better understand it all. Our contact details are in our bio. #ndia #supportservices #dsw #inspiration #communityservices #socialservices #stampedestigma #mentalhealthawareness

24.01.2022 With 288 new cases of COVID recorded in Victoria overnight, it's important now more than ever, to spread joy and happiness to those around us. Being there to help and support each during tough times is exactly what we've been called to do. Did you know that your NDIS funds can: * Assist you by providing a Support Worker who can take you to your appointments * A Support Worker can help you with morning and night time preparations... * A Support Worker can help you build your capacity to clean and maintain your home and yard * A Support Worker can contact you by phone and just shoot the breeze Whatever your needs, let Jasmine Support Services assist you in implementing all your Supports under your NDIS plan. Contact us today! #NDIS #SupportWorkers #Inspiration #StampedeStigma #WeAreInThisTogether #MentalHealth #DisabilitySupports

24.01.2022 #JasmineSupportServices keeping it simple.... Reach out for help in understanding your #NDIS plan.

23.01.2022 #HumpdayHumour Have a great day today everyone and remember to be kind always. #ndis #supportworkers #essentialservices #motivation #humour #inspo

21.01.2022 How we treat each other, is the only way we will be able to move forward as a society. Support each other, champion those around you and be someone who brings joy into someone else’s life. #NDIS #SupportWorker #SupportServices #ActionsMatter #BeBetter #StampedeStigma #MentalHealthAwareness #Inspiration #Motivation

20.01.2022 ***Shared from All Australians Count*** Breaking news for our Melbourne peeps ... The Department of Health and Human Services have updated their website. They have provided more information about exemptions from the order to wear face mask in public if you live in metro Melbourne (or Mitchell Shire).... You don't have to wear a mask if: If you are a child under 12 years old you have a disability or medical condition where you cannot wear a mask you have a mental health condition which means you cannot wear a mask and if you are communicating with a person who is Deaf or hard of hearing where they need to see your mouth to communicate. The website says: "Do people with a disability have to wear a face covering? Yes, people with a disability must wear a face covering unless it is impractical or unsafe to do so for medical, communication or other individual risk factors. " We understand that there will be more info released later today - we will bring it to you as soon as we can. In the meantime: You can check out the info on the department's website here - https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au//face-coverings-1159pm-wednesd We've got a summary of all things masks on our website including info on how to make a mask - https://everyaustraliancounts.com.au/get-your-mask-on/

20.01.2022 Is there a greater feeling than coming home from a big day at work, running a bath, lighting a candle and soaking all your cares away? What’s your unwind routine? Our mental health is affected by how much we carry on our shoulders, our body can only cope with so much before it starts to breakdown on us. If you don’t have one, get yourself an unwind routine, your body and mind will thank you for it. #Mind #Body #Unwinding #Selfcare #NDIS #SupportWorker #DSW #MentalHealthSW #JasmineSupportService

17.01.2022 TGIF! A quick DIY tip to help you grab someone’s attention when you’re lonely. Or you could simply email us #InThisTogether #SupportingCommunities #NDIS #SupportWorker #FridayHumour

15.01.2022 To say this year has been a difficult one, is an understatement. Look after yourselves out there and especially look out for each other. #WorldMHDay2020 #StampedeStigma #MentalHealth #SelfCare #RUOk

14.01.2022 ***SHARED from Everyone Counts*** We know everyone here has lots of good ideas. We hear them all the time.... Now it's time for the NDIA to hear them too. The NDIA are looking for people with disability and their families to take part in their "Participant First" project. The NDIA want to involve participants in the work they are doing. Sometimes it might be something quick - like giving feedback on a new booklet or information for the website. Or it might be something bigger - like getting involved in a project team. We think things go SO much better when the NDIS asks participants first. So this is a great chance to get involved and contribute to making sure the NDIS works the way we all want it to. You can find more about it here - https://www.ndis.gov.au//4993-participant-first-help-shape #NDISMakeItWork (Image description: a hand points to an illustration of a lightbulb. The text reads "Good Idea" in white lettering. There is a green-blue background)

13.01.2022 **Too important NOT to share** Powerful words from Michael Tuck on his late son, Shane Tuck. There's nothing tough or strong about holding onto things. Be honest. Speak up. Don't say you're alright if you're not alright. ... Lifeline Australia: 13 11 14 Beyond Blue: 1300 22 4636 http://gamechanger.org.au/get-help/

12.01.2022 #TGIF - It’s Friday and what better way to kick off your weekend than with a classic dad joke #Humour #FridayFunDay #SupportWorkers #NDIS #DSW

11.01.2022 SHARED FROM EVERY AUSTRALIAN COUNTS: Update to yesterday's news about at-home coronavirus testing in Victoria... The Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) website has been updated with more information about the process for getting tested at home. ... The at-home testing is for people who have symptoms and can't leave home to get tested, including: people with an injury, chronic health issue, or frailty affecting mobility people with moderate to severe physical or psychosocial disability people with moderate to severe mental health or behavioural issues not otherwise classified as a psychosocial disability carers for a person with moderate to severe disability Yesterday the Victorian Health Minister Jenny Mikakos said the testing would be for eligible people in Victoria. But the new information on the DHHS website says this is only for people in metropolitan Melbourne. This is an essential and long-overdue change for the many people in our community who can't go out to get tested. We are really really disappointed to hear that it is not available for people outside metro Melbourne. So we are pushing for this to change so it's available for everyone who needs it. Find all the detail from the DHHS website at https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au/call-to-test-covid-19 We are also constantly updating our website with new info. You can find it here - https://everyaustraliancounts.com.au/new-coronavirus-rules/ (Image description: a brightly coloured pop-art style painting of a 1950s suburban Melbourne house by artist Howard Arkley. The word 'update' is stamped over the top in white with a black outline.)

11.01.2022 #RightPeople #RightPlace #RightTime Jasmine Support Services provides the right support solutions for anyone on the #NDIS... Ask us how we are right for you........ See more

08.01.2022 Tears are a cleanse for our soul - We Support our Participants through the good and the bad times, through the ups and the downs. Connection on all levels is what we strive to achieve - #JasmineSupportServices #NDIS #MentalHealth #StampedeStigma #DSW #DisabilitySector #Connect

08.01.2022 I truly Lve this #Wellness #MentalHealthMonth #StampedeStigma #NDIS #SupportWorker

08.01.2022 #FaceMasks #TimeToBreakOutTheBurqa #DoTheRightThing #WearAMask

05.01.2022 .......it’s like you’re always stuck in second gear, when it hasn’t been your day, your week, your month or even your YEEEEEEAR..... - #Friends #NDIS #SupportWorker #EssentialServices #AllInThisTogether

05.01.2022 SHARED FROM: Every Australian Counts One for all our Victorian peeps this afternoon ... As promised there have been more announcements from the Victorian government today about the news rules for everyone living in metro Melbourne.... These things will stay open during the stage 4 lockdown: Supermarkets and other places that sell food like butchers, bakers and fruit and veg shops. Petrol stations. Chemists and news agencies. Banks and post offices. These businesses will close from 11.59pm on Wednesday: Retail shops. But some places will be allowed to have click and collect, and some places will still have home delivery. Some manufacturing. Other workplaces - like meat works and building sites - will still be open but will have to reduce the numbers of workers who are on site. This lockdown will run for six weeks until September 13. There was a lot of detailed info released to the media this afternoon. This is just a summary. The Premier has also said there will be more information coming out over the next few days. You can find some news coverage here - https://www.abc.net.au//coronavirus-australia-liv/12516956 The Premier's statement is on the Department of Health and Human Services - https://www.dhhs.vic.gov.au//premiers-statement-business-r And we are keeping our website updated here - https://everyaustraliancounts.com.au/new-coronavirus-rules/ And as always the good folks at IDEAS Disability Information have translated everything and put it all in one spot to make it easier for all of us - https://www.ideas.org.au//stay-at-home-metro-melbourne-cov

04.01.2022 During stage 3 Restrictions, essential workers are still able to support you to attend all your medical appointments. You don’t need to cancel your important appointments, reach out to your Support Worker and organise for them to accompany you. Our team at Jasmine Support Services are still providing essential services during these hard times. If you have an #NDIS plan and are feeling isolated and unsupported, reach out to our team today! #Covid #StageThree #SupportWorker #HelpingTheVulnerable #StampedeStigma

03.01.2022 JOY is a key component to being a great Support Worker. We bring #JOY into lives and receive JOY back. Life is too short to be doing something that you don’t enJOY. Make today a JOY filled day and serve, support and care for each other #IsoFeels #JoyToTheWorld #NDIS #SupportWorkers #Essential #Covid19 #LoveWhatYouDo #Inspo #Motivation #HappyMonday

03.01.2022 Don’t forget, you don’t have to do it yourself, reach out for support. Let us know how we can support you #NDIS #SupportWorkers #AllInThisTogether #EssentialServices