Your Local NDIS And Aged Care Provider In

Charters Towers

• Location

  Shop 3/4 11/15 Church Street, Charters Tower, QLD, 4820

• Phone

  (07) 4755 2317

• Mobile

  0422 071 100

• Email

• Opening Hours

  Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm
  Sat-Sun: Closed

• Servicing Charters Towers

  Queenton, Grand Secret, Toll, Millchester, Richmond Hill, Alabama Hill, Columbia, And Surrounding Areas

Get In Touch

We2Care Charters Towers Services

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  NDIS Services

  Start your NDIS journey with us. We can meet you at our office, a location close to you such as a cafe, or in your own home - any place where you feel comfortable.

  Read more

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  Aged Care

  Do you want to live in a familiar environment and maintain your independence as you age? Our dedicated and passionate team of professionals provide a wide range of in-home care services to help you retain your independence.

  Read more

We2Care

‘It’s possible’

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  Our vision

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  Our vision is to improve the quality of life for our service users and support their independence.
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  Our Mission

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  To deliver excellent support services that are responsive, flexible and inclusive, with the aim of creating opportunities for self-determination and empowerment of individuals to live the life of their choice.
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  Values: Respect

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  We treat each individual in a caring and respectful manner and are mindful of individual differences and cultural and ethnic diversity.
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  Integrity

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  We strive to behave in a trustworthy manner. We will act honestly and responsibly, promoting ethical practices within and outside of We2Care.
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  Dedication

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  Our primary goal is to promote the wellbeing of our participants and elevate service to them above other considerations.
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  Partnerships

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  Our participants are involved at each stage from planning through to goal-setting, implementation, review and evaluation to ensure they exercise choice and control over their personal outcomes.

Why Choose We2Care?

Our founding principles are:

• Supporting service users to make choices and take control over their lives
• Working together with families and service users to achieve our aims
• Providing services through partnership and coordination with local and national organisations
• Continually learning to improve the quality of our service

About NDIS 

What is NDIS?

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) was launched in July 2013 and is over seen by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA). The NDIS provides all Australians under the age of 65 who have a permanent and significant disability with the reasonable and necessary supports they need to enjoy an ordinary life. The NDIS began with some trial sites around Australia from July 2013, is being introduced in stages around Australia to ensure it is successful and sustainable. People who are eligible for NDIS support are called participants. Each participant has their own NDIS plan that identifies the outcomes they wish to achieve, the supports that will be funded by the NDIS and other supports the person requires. This scheme has given people with disability the power to choose where and how to access their supports. Funding is directly allocated to the individual to purchase the services they need, rather than funding being directly applied to the service providers.  People with disability can now choose the providers they engage and can change providers at any time. For more information about the scheme visit: https://www.ndis.gov.au/

What will the NDIS fund?

The NDIS will fund ‘reasonable and necessary’ supports needed to meet your needs and achieve your goals. Depending on your goals, the funding in your plan may include the following:

Core funding – funding that covers functional support needs for daily living and to access community supports and activities. 

Capital funding – funding that covers the purchase of one-off items such as equipment, technology or modifications. It also includes funding for Specialist Disability Accommodation.

Capacity funding – funding that supports skill building, training, learning, capacity building, accessing employment, improving health and wellbeing and support coordination.

The NDIS is designed to help people achieve their goals. This may include greater independence, community involvement, employment and improved wellbeing.

How to access NDIS funding

1. If you are currently receiving services through a Queensland Disability Services funded organisation, the NDIA will contact you when it is time for your assessment.

2. If you are not registered with Disability Services, you can apply for an assessment with NDIA after meeting the eligibility criteria.

Who is eligible for NDIS?

To receive funding from the NDIS you must be eligible and meet the requirements to become a participant.

Eligibility criteria:

Have a permanent disability that significantly affects your ability to take part in everyday activities.

Be aged less than 65 and 55 for Indigenous, when you first enter the NDIS

Be an Australian citizen or hold a permanent visa or a protected special category visa

And live in Australia where the NDIS is available.

OR

Meet early intervention requirements where the person may not have functional deficits, but the impact of the impairment may lead to substantially reduced functional capacity without support.

If unsure or ready to apply for NDIS funding, click the link below and more information will be provided: https://www.ndis.gov.au/people-disability/access-requirements.html

Access request form

If you meet the criteria, you can ask to become a participant by completing an access request form.

You need to contact the NDIA on: 1800 800 110 and ask for the access request form which will be mailed to you. In the access request form, you will be asked to provide information about your disability and how it impacts on your daily life. You will need to collect supporting evidence from health professionals and allied health personnel.

Steps to getting a NDIS plan

There are seven main steps involved in getting your NDIS plan:

1. Check eligibility

2. Contact the NDIA and ask for an ACCESS REQUEST FORM

3. Submit your ACCESS REQUEST FORM together with evidence of your disability

4. Once your NDIS access is approved, the next step is to think about what your goals are and what you will need in the way of supports to achieve them.

5. Prepare for your NDIS planning meeting with we2care

6. Attending your NDIS planning meeting with NDIA

7. Your NDIS plan arrives – get it started by choosing we2care as your NDIS provider

NDIS CONTACT DETAILS

For NDIS enquiries or to purchase services using NDIS funding, please contact NDIS on: 1800 800 110

Need help with NDIS?

Start your NDIS journey with us, you can meet with us at our office, or a location close to you such as a café, or we can come to your home. Whatever you are conformable with.

Before you receive your NDIS plan, we2care can support you to:

Understand the NDIS and how it works

Find out if you are eligible

Identify goals that the NDIS may fund

Put together the document you need for your application

We help you prepare for your first NDIA planning meeting

We can help you through the entire NDIS process, by:

Helping you register with NDIA to receive your Access Request Form

Providing one-on-one support to prepare for your Initial Planning Meeting

Joining you and your career at your Initial Planning Meeting to ensure you get the supports you need

Working with you to create a service plan that achieves your goals

Organising your supports, including with other providers, and managing your plan

Your Local NDIS And Aged Care Provider In

Townsville

• Location

  [client-address]

• Phone

  (07) 4755 2317

• Mobile

  0422 071 100

• Email

• Opening Hours

  Mon-Fri: 9:00am - 5:00pm
  Sat-Sun: Closed

• Servicing Townsville

  Kirwan, Aitkenvale, Douglas, Annandale, Mount Louisa, North Ward, Belgian Gardens and Surrounding Areas.

Get In Touch

We2Care Townsville Services

• 

  NDIS Services

  Start your NDIS journey with us. We can meet you at our office, a location close to you such as a cafe, or in your own home - any place where you feel comfortable.

  Read more

• 

  Aged Care

  Do you want to live in a familiar environment and maintain your independence as you age? Our dedicated and passionate team of professionals provide a wide range of in-home care services to help you retain your independence.

  Read more

We2Care

‘It’s possible’

• 

  Our vision

  ---

  Our vision is to improve the quality of life for our service users and support their independence.
• 

  Our Mission

  ---

  To deliver excellent support services that are responsive, flexible and inclusive, with the aim of creating opportunities for self-determination and empowerment of individuals to live the life of their choice.
• 

  Values: Respect

  ---

  We treat each individual in a caring and respectful manner and are mindful of individual differences and cultural and ethnic diversity.
• 

  Integrity

  ---

  We strive to behave in a trustworthy manner. We will act honestly and responsibly, promoting ethical practices within and outside of We2Care.
• 

  Dedication

  ---

  Our primary goal is to promote the wellbeing of our participants and elevate service to them above other considerations.
• 

  Partnerships

  ---

  Our participants are involved at each stage from planning through to goal-setting, implementation, review and evaluation to ensure they exercise choice and control over their personal outcomes.

Why Choose We2Care?

Our founding principles are:

• Supporting service users to make choices and take control over their lives
• Working together with families and service users to achieve our aims
• Providing services through partnership and coordination with local and national organisations
• Continually learning to improve the quality of our service

Community Mental Health Services

We2Care provides a mix of clinical and non-clinical services to people experiencing mental illness. These are provided by mental health workers, social workers, support workers, drug and alcohol workers, and in collaboration with your psychiatrist and general practitioner. In addition to managing clinical needs, we provide home care, social activities and peer support. Our wide range of support services are designed to assist you take steps towards recovery. We2Care services take a recovery based approach to mental illness and are about helping you take control of your life. These services aim to provide mental health treatment, reduce isolation, assist with or help you relearn daily living activities, set recovery goals, develop social skills, and support you to connect with other support services.

All our services are delivered using a case-management model, and we work in partnership with you to ensure our services are not stigmatising, traumatising or forceful.

What we offer:

Case management

Psychiatrist referrals

Psychologist appointments

Social work appointments

Community outreach service: a qualified mental health professional can visit you in your home to monitor and assist with your mental health needs.

welfare checks

education on stress management and coping strategies

developing a recovery plan and a relapse plan

home care

counselling for anxiety, depression and other mood disorders and suicidal thoughts etc.

mental health assessments

parenting support

referrals to other appropriate services

support for family and carers

help connecting to government assistance (talking to Dept of housing, Centrelink, hospitals etc.)

medication prompting

If you are experiencing moderate and / or persistent mental illness and wish to receive intervention in the community, we can help.