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25.01.2022 ~ SUPPORT COORDINATION ~ Virtually Accountable is extremely excited to be adding a new Support Coordinator to our Support Squad. Introducing Bree Lowther!... Bree will be joining us starting next Monday the 15th of February and brings with her 20 years of experience in the disability sector, and a specialised area in psychosocial. Bree has over 3 years’ experience as an LAC in the limestone coast region and comes with a wealth of knowledge of the NDIS to ensure we are not only your plans to their full capacity but also achieve positive plan review outcomes. Give us a call to see how we can link you in and help you achieve your goals! Help us, help you, it is our passion! Bree Lowther [email protected] 0478 179 731

22.01.2022 Mental Health Support Group. Meets the first Tuesday of every month. Click the link for more information.

15.01.2022 Psychologist with no wait time at the touch of your phone or smart devise. Check out their services. https://www.ruralhealthconnect.com.au/

14.01.2022 Mental Health Emergency: 13 14 65 For assistance in a mental health emergency, contact the mental health triage service on 13 14 65 available 24/7 Metropolitan and Country SA.... This service is the main point of access for mental health services and is staffed by mental health clinicians. It will assess and refer to acute response teams where appropriate.

01.01.2022 DIA ALERT NDIA CONFIRM SUPPORT COORDINATION LINE ITEMS IN CORE TO REMAIN INDEFINITELY - PLUS MINISTER EXTENDS SOME COVID19 MEASURES Today, the NDIA has confirmed that the the temporary Support Coordination line items placed within core will remain indefinitely, or at least until the NDIA deliver fully flexible plans.... DIA has engaged with the NDIA on this matter for a number of months and welcomes this decision. Further the Minister has The Minister for the NDIS, The Hon Stuart Robert MP, announced an update to measures introduced earlier this year to ensure NDIS participants continue to access their essential disability supports during the COVID-19 pandemic. This included some measures being extended nationally until February 2021 including: 1 Eligible NDIS participants able to use plan funding to purchase low-cost Assistive Technology, including smart devices (up to $1500); 2 Greater plan flexibility to ensure access to supports; 3 Deep cleaning of residences in the event a support worker returns a positive COVID-19 test; 4 Additional support, including a deep cleaning service, for participants who test positive for COVID-19 or who are required to isolate who live in a Supported Independent Living (SIL) setting; and 5 In Victoria, the continuation of a clinical first response through Aspen Medical for any identified outbreak, which will ensure that infection control procedures, personal protective equipment (PPE) and nursing support is in place for residents and workers, if needed. Click below to find out all the information you need to know