We're here to make your NDIS journey easier with tailored support that respects your choices and helps you reach your goals. Your abilities, your future.
Mercy Care Disability Services is here to support NDIS
participants with accommodation, life skills, and
motivation, helping them lead fulfilling lives
Our mission is to empower individuals of all abilities to live the life they choose by providing disability support and services that truly make a difference. Mercy Disability Care fills a crucial gap in Melbourne’s disability support sector, helping individuals find employment, live independently, and connect with their community. Our wide range of tailored services is designed to support each person in reaching their full potential.
We tailor our services to each client, with skilled,
compassionate support workers dedicated to
providing the best care.
We value trust, compassion, accountability,
and excellence, empowering individuals to
live fulfilling lives.
Trust & Commitment
Have confidence in knowing that our commitment, integrity, and reliability are a strong part of us.
Compassion & Empathy
We offer calm, empathetic support in all situations, understanding and responding to each person’s unique needs.
Accountability
We show a willingness to improve and learn and are often transparent in our services we provide.
Sincerity
We work hard to exceed expectations and deliver the best possible service.
What are Disability Employment Services?
Disability Employment Services (DES) in Australia are government-funded programs designed to assist individuals with disabilities in finding and maintaining employment. These services help participants overcome employment barriers, develop skills, and connect with potential employers. DES providers offer job search assistance, vocational assessments, skills training, and workplace support. The goal is to empower individuals with disabilities to achieve meaningful employment and actively participate in the workforce.
What does disability care involve?
Disability care in Australia includes a range of support services that assist individuals with disabilities in their daily lives and enhance their well-being. This care can involve personal assistance, household support, community access, and respite care. The level and type of support depend on individual needs and goals. Services can be provided at home, in community settings, or residential facilities. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is the primary government-funded program supporting people with disabilities in Australia.
Are NDIS and NDIA the same?
NDIS stands for the National Disability Insurance Scheme, while NDIA refers to the National Disability Insurance Agency. In simple terms, the NDIS is the scheme that provides support, whereas the NDIA is the organization responsible for implementing and managing the scheme.
What is an NDIS provider in Melbourne?
An NDIS provider is an organization or individual delivering NDIS-funded services to people with disabilities in Melbourne. These providers can include support workers, therapy professionals, equipment suppliers, and other service providers. Their role is to deliver services aligned with participants’ NDIS plans while ensuring high-quality support.
Who funds the NDIS?
The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is jointly funded by the Australian government, along with state and territory governments.
Can I choose my disability service provider and the type of support I receive?
Yes, as an NDIS participant, you have full control over selecting your preferred service provider and the type of support you receive. Services are customized to your specific needs, ensuring they align with your goals and preferences.
Can I change my NDIS service provider if I am not satisfied with their services?
Yes, if you are unsatisfied with your current NDIS service provider, you have the right to switch to a different provider at any time to ensure you receive the best possible support.
What medical conditions are not covered by the NDIS?
The NDIS provides support for permanent disabilities but does not cover temporary conditions. For example, if you experience a short-term injury that affects mobility, you will not be eligible for NDIS funding.
How do I register for the NDIS?
To register for the NDIS in Australia, follow these steps: 1) Check your eligibility using the NDIS website's eligibility checker. 2) If eligible, attend a planning meeting to discuss your needs and goals. 3) Submit an NDIS access request form online or with assistance from an NDIS planner. 4) Undergo an assessment to determine eligibility. 5) If approved, receive confirmation of your NDIS plan and the supports available to you. 6) Start using your plan to access the necessary services. The NDIS provides various resources to assist individuals throughout the registration process.
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