In-home respite
A support worker comes to your home to care for your child for a few hours once a week, for longer periods or overnight. They may stay home with your child or take them out, for example to the local park or local activities.
NDIS funded Parenting Support
Parenting can be challenging and having a disability can add an extra later of difficulty, whether the parent or the child has a disability. At Health24 we can assist you to build skills day to day at home and out in the community. Our team members also have extensive experience in perinatal mental health services and facilitate the Circle of Security parenting program which helps parents/carers improve their relationship with their children.
Make A Referral
Contact us to engage us with any of the types of assistance we offer
We also support you with getting the right parenting supports that are available for you and your situation.
Community access respite
A support worker can support with taking your child to group activities or go with you as a family to help you join with a community activity
