We partner with you to achieve your child’s National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) goals. Our team of specialists works together to create a personalised plan, addresses your child’s specific needs and aspirations. This ensures they receive the support they need to thrive, not just survive. Focus on Family, We Handle the Rest.
Oyster Care’s child development specialists create personalised plans to address your child’s unique needs. We navigate the NDIS process, offer early intervention, build confidence, and more including:
Think of us as your guide, simplifying the NDIS journey by guiding you through the steps, connecting you with the right services, and handling the paperwork and approvals. Our ultimate goal is to empower you to focus on what truly matters – creating lasting memories with your amazing child.
This roadmap can encompass various services like early intervention, building confidence and social skills, specialised autism support, communication & feeding skill development, empowering independence in daily tasks, or even respite care for families.
Whether it’s providing in-home aged and dementia care, or disability support, we’re a caring network of real people, taking the time to listen.
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 Each of our Support Workers and every member of our clinical team has been carefully selected to give you confidence.
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Personalised dementia support that promotes independence, helping you stay in your own home, where memory and recall is strongest.
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The NDIS is a federal government scheme that delivers disability support to Australians. It's a great scheme but there's no doubt that it can be difficult.
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A powerful mix of psychology and creativity, creative therapies help improve physical, mental and emotional wellbeing, offering new ways to connect.
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our Support Workers speak 40 languages combined, so there is a good chance we speak yours too. Don't see your language on the list?
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1. Sensory Exploration: We incorporate stimulating sensory play activities that help children learn and explore the world around them in new and exciting ways. These activities engage their senses, promoting curiosity and development.
2. Creative Expression Unleashed: We encourage children to express themselves freely through art, music, and movement. This not only fosters creativity but also allows them to communicate their thoughts and feelings in unique ways.
3. Engaging Activities Tailored for You: We understand that each child learns differently. We design interactive games and activities specifically tailored to each child’s needs and interests, ensuring their learning journey is both fun and effective.
4. Celebrating Every Step: We celebrate every accomplishment, big or small, to build confidence and encourage a love of learning. Positive reinforcement fosters a growth mindset and motivates children to keep exploring and reaching their full potential.
Kids Services, sometimes referred to as Children's Services, is a department or agency that focuses on the welfare and well-being of children. Their services can vary depending on the location, but here's a general overview:
Adoption and Foster Care: They manage the adoption and foster care system, placing children in safe and loving homes when they cannot remain with their biological families.
There are a few ways to potentially access funding for kids services, depending on your location and the specific services needed:
If your child has a disability and lives in a country with the NDIS (like Australia), this might be a good option. Oyster Care specifically mentions supporting families with navigating the NDIS process. The NDIS is a program that helps people with disabilities access funding for support services and equipment they need. Oyster Care can assist you with navigating the NDIS process to maximize the benefits for your child's specific needs.
Many countries offer government assistance programs that can help cover the cost of some children's services. These programs may have specific eligibility requirements, so it's important to research what's available in your area. You can contact your local government or social services department to inquire about these programs.
In some cases, families may choose to fundraise to cover the cost of children's services. This can be done through online platforms, community events, or by reaching out to friends and family for donations.
There may be scholarships or grants available that can help cover the cost of certain children's services. These will typically be for specific types of services or target specific conditions. Researching organizations that support children with similar needs might reveal scholarship or grant opportunities.
The eligibility requirements for receiving services from Kids Services can vary depending on your location. Here's a breakdown of some general factors:
Age: Kids Services typically serves children from birth to a certain age limit (usually 18 or 21).
Safety and Well-being: The primary concern of Kids Services is child safety. If a child is suspected to be experiencing abuse, neglect, or is in danger, they will likely be eligible for services.
Special Needs: Some Kids Services departments may have specific programs or services for children with disabilities.
Parental Capacity: Kids Services will assess a parent or caregiver's ability to provide a safe and healthy environment for the child. This may involve factors like mental health, substance abuse, or lack of resources.
Willingness to Accept Help: While Kids Services can't force a family to accept services, a willingness to cooperate can be a positive factor in determining eligibility for certain programs.
Children who are involved with Kids Services have important rights that protect their well-being throughout the process. Here's a breakdown of some key rights:
Right to Safety: This is the most crucial right. Children have the right to live in a safe environment free from abuse, neglect, or exploitation. Kids Services has a responsibility to investigate reports of abuse and take steps to ensure the child's safety.
Right to Be Heard: Children have the right to express their opinions and feelings about their situation. Kids Services should consider the child's views when making decisions that affect them, this may involve age-appropriate methods for younger children.
Right to Legal Representation: In some cases, children may have the right to legal representation during court proceedings or other legal matters involving Kids Services.
Right to Permanency: Children have the right to a stable and permanent home environment. Whenever possible, Kids Services should work towards reunification with biological parents. If that's not possible, they will explore alternatives like adoption or long-term foster care to provide a permanent and loving home.
Right to Privacy: Children involved with Kids Services still have certain privacy rights. Their personal information should be kept confidential, with exceptions for sharing necessary details with professionals involved in their care.
Kids Services can connect families with various resources, such as parenting classes, financial assistance, and mental health services.
At Oyster Care, we understand the importance of personalised support assistance for individuals navigating the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). Our dedicated team is committed to providing and compassionate care and tailored services to empower individuals .
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99 Wingwarra St. Dubbo NSW 2830
Unit 1/2 Kent St. Belmore, NSW 2192
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We also acknowledge the stolen generations and are committed to assisting them on their journey.
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