They consider the lifestyle of individuals with special needs and the aspirations and goals of their lives. They take into account their areas of interest and the overall circumstances of their life. They consult with their family members and immediate carers.
With such a focused approach, our caregivers can come up with just the right kind of support that serves the bespoke purpose and meets the unique needs of the recipients.
We consider support recipients as our extended family members, and so serve them not just with professionalism, but with compassion.
- Strengthening abilities
- Developing independent living skills and self-care capabilities
- Resolving conflicts and crises
- Mentoring in financial matters
- Budgeting and daily planning
- Formulating supportive networks in the respective community
- Referrals to other community-based programs and services
- Related to goal setting and life planning
- Assist with locating housing and addressing tenancy obligations
- Providing peer support and individual skill
- Development as part of life transition planning
- Assisting in making decisions
We believe in the holistic development of the recipients. Hence, our support caters to the needs of their family members and immediate carers. It helps foster an environment that allows people with impairments to have whatever resources and support they need.
Whilst assisting them with their life stage transitions, our experts respect the privacy ethnic, religious and family values of people with impairments. It helps us strike a bondage of mutual trust and respect that allows us to be their trusted associates – not just support professionals!
