At Gracious Australia, we understand the unique challenges that young people with disabilities or autism may face on a daily basis. As an NDIS support provider, we aim to support young people, ensuring their self-esteem flourishes as they lead fulfilling lives.
Our support services for disabled young people are designed to fit your individual needs and goals. From supported independent living to teaching with essential daily life skills, our support workers offer a range of tailored services to young adults with disabilities and autism, ensuring you get the exact support you need.
As a young person with a disability, certain everyday tasks may pose as a challenge. Our compassionate team of support workers understands your challenges and potential frustrations, and aim to help you overcome any obstacles to make everyday tasks and responsibilities easier. Here's how we can assist:
Our daily care services are designed to support people with all kinds of disabilities and individual challenges, ensuring you receive personalised help that's tailored to your unique needs and goals.
Our disability support programs empower you to become your best self, ensuring you discover the strength to embrace daily tasks and situations independently with confidence.
Whether you need help with further education or finding employment, our knowledgeable team of NDIS-approved mentors can guide you towards your greatest aspirations.
Our services are approved by the NDIS, Australia's national organisation that supports disabled people. This assures our bespoke programs deliver outstanding support that will help you navigate everyday life. Discover our full range of services today and speak to our friendly team to find out more.
Our social assist services are designed to help young adults with disabilities or autism positively interact with their local community and peers. Our mentors work closely with you to identify and promote your interests, and develop a plan that helps you achieve your personal aspirations.
Gracious Australia provides mentoring services across Australia for young people with disabilities or autism, helping you prepare for the future ahead. Our helpful team of mentors work with you to:
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At Gracious Australia, we are committed to providing the resources and support needed to help you harness your strengths and live your life to the fullest. Our disability support services for young disabled people are flexible, customisable, and tailored to your unique needs and goals.
Contact us today to learn more about how we can help you achieve your full potential.
We have provided readily available answers to your most asked questions about young adult disability support. For more answers to a broader range of queries, please visit our FAQ page.
In order to qualify for the NDIS, individuals must be aged between 9 and 65 to receive support. Families with children who are younger than 9 can receive help from the early childhood approach provided by the NDIS. Those older than 65 can seek alternative support provided by the Australian Governemnt.
You must be an Australian citizen or permanent resident in Australia to receive help from the NDIS. You also need to have a disability caused by an impairment to qualify for support.
Individuals with level 2 autism spectrum disorder (ASD) will automatically qualify as an NDIS participant. This ensures a moderate level of support is accessible so that people with level 2 ASD can receive the necessary help.
Individuals can choose to stay with the NDIS for their entire life, ensuring continual support with the flexibility to opt out at any time. However, if you are no longer eligible for NDIS support you are obliged to leave.
