Australia Support Coordination & Allied Health Services (ASCAHS)

Referrals

Support Coordination

NDIS Plan Support: Helping you understand and make the most of your NDIS plan.

Service Coordination: Connecting you with suitable providers and services.

Goal Setting: Supporting you to identify and work towards your personal goals.

Choice & Control: Helping you make informed decisions about your supports.

Provider Coordination: Working with your support team to ensure services work together.

Community Connections: Linking you with community, health and mainstream services.

Capacity Building: Developing your confidence and skills to manage your supports.

Plan Review Support: Helping you prepare for NDIS plan reviews and changes.

Problem Solving: Identifying barriers and helping find practical solutions.

Ongoing Support: Regularly reviewing your supports and progress towards your goals.

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A calm allied health therapy room designed for people with complex support needs, featuring a wide adjustable treatment table with a soft grey cover, a sturdy parallel bar setup, and a low sensory corner with a weighted blanket folded over a comfy armchair. The walls are painted in muted sage and off-white, with abstract nature artwork adding warmth. Large windows with sheer curtains allow gentle overcast daylight to fill the space, casting soft, even illumination and minimal shadows. Photographic realism at eye level, slightly wide angle to show the whole room but with clear detail on textures and equipment. The mood is safe, dignified, and non-hospital-like, highlighting supportive allied health care focused on comfort and choice.

Allied Health Services

Occupational Therapy: Supporting independence and participation in everyday activities.
Physiotherapy: Improving mobility, strength, balance and physical function.
Speech Pathology: Supporting communication, social interaction and swallowing needs.
Psychology: Supporting mental wellbeing, emotional resilience and coping strategies.
Dietetics: Providing personalised nutrition advice and healthy lifestyle support.
Behaviour Support: Developing positive strategies to improve wellbeing and participation.
Nursing Services: Providing professional health assessments, care and health management.
Functional Assessments: Identifying individual needs and recommending appropriate supports.
Assistive Technology: Helping participants identify equipment and technology to improve independence.
Capacity Building: Developing skills and strategies to support greater independence and quality of life

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Referral & Service Capacity

We are currently welcoming new referrals and have the capacity to commence services promptly. Our experienced team is committed to providing responsive, reliable, and high-quality support, with a strong focus on meeting individual needs and achieving meaningful outcomes.

We welcome the opportunity to collaborate with participants, families, support coordinators, and referral partners to facilitate seamless onboarding and timely commencement of services.

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