More room for your own choices.
Choice & Connection begins with the person: what matters to them, where they want to take part and the support they want involved. Service fit and arrangements are discussed before anything is agreed.
Disability support provider
Your choices, at the centre of the plan.
Community participation and everyday support conversations centred on the person’s interests, choices and preferred way to take part.
Choice & Connection Support
A CLOSER LOOK
More room to take part.
More room to take part.
Current service scope and availability are confirmed directly.
Community participation
Support enquiries for social activities, local interests and being part of the community.
Everyday routines
A conversation about practical support for defined activities and routines.
Support planning
An initial discussion of priorities, preferences and the service arrangements needed.
Make the first conversation yours
You can ask about the service without sharing personal records.
Your priorities
The activities and choices you want the support to make room for.
Your communication
Preferred contact format and who you want involved.
The arrangements
Service scope, availability, fees and any relevant funding requirements.
Places to connect
A visual study of participation and everyday community settings.
Experiences of support
Feedback shared by people using our services and their supporters.
What stood out: the person’s choices guide a defined support conversation.
What would you like more room to do?
Community participation and support-planning enquiries.
Support enquiry
Tell us the service you want to discuss and your preferred contact method. Personal records follow a private intake process.
Example enquiry form. Enable your Contact inbox to receive private messages on your own space.
Make this your space