In Home Care Support

Ambiance Care provides a safe and nurturing environment for disabled persons to live and thrive. With their help, people with disabilities can unlock their potential, enabling them to experience the life they deserve without having to worry about the challenges of living alone or relying on family members for assistance.

The services provided by Ambiance Care are tailored to meet each person's needs, allowing individuals with disabilities to engage in activities they would not otherwise be able to. They provide personalized home care plans that include personal care assistance, meal preparation, housekeeping help, medical monitoring and access to other necessary resources. Most importantly, they offer a supportive network of staff members dedicated to helping disabled persons make meaningful connections with others while also promoting independence and self-empowerment.

• Assist with self-care & grooming.
• Helping people build independent life skills.
• Overnight & 24 Hour Supports

• Personal Care: showering and dressing.
• Household tasks: Assistance with cleaning and laundry
• Skill building: Assistance with daily skills training
• Meal Preparation: Assistance with cooking
• In home support: Cleaning, cooking, personnel care and accessing the community.
• Gardening: We can help find the perfect gardener to help keep your yard nice tidy.

We understand that everyone at some stage in their life will need help with general home care, if you feel you need a helping hand to keep your home safe, clean, and tidy. We can help you with mopping floors, vacuuming, dusting, changing bed linen, decluttering and laundry.

Psychosocial Disability

Ambience Care is dedicated to assisting individuals who are dealing with mental health concerns. We think that everyone deserves the chance to live their best life, and that begins with recognising the particular problems that people with psychosocial impairments experience. Our staff provides individualised care and assistance based on the requirements of each client.

Assistance with finding supports that work for you.

• Household tasks: Assistance with cleaning and laundry
• Skill building: Assistance with daily skills training
• Financial Management: Help to manage money and household budgeting.
• Meal Preparation: Assistance with cooking
• Transport: Assist clients to catch public transport or support worker to drive clients to visit friends and family
• Shopping: Support with personal and grocery shopping
• Community Participation: Promote participation in household, social & community activities also assistance in travelling to medical appointments.
• In home support: Cleaning, cooking, personnel care and accessing the community.
• Assist with budgeting.
• Attending appointments such as doctors, banking, physio, therapy
• Transport support to access the community events, appointments,
• Household tasks: Assistance with cleaning and laundry
• Skill building: Assistance with daily skills training
• Financial Management: Help to manage money and household budgeting.
• Meal Preparation: Assistance with cooking
• Transport: Assist clients to catch public transport or support worker to drive clients to visit friends and family
• Shopping: Support with personal and grocery shopping
• Community Participation: Promote participation in household, social & community activities also assistance in travelling to medical appointments.
• In home support: Cleaning, cooking, personnel care and accessing the community.

Out in the Community

These services provide invaluable support for people with disabilities by helping them gain access to healthcare, education, social activities, and other essential amenities that are needed for independent living. This allows those with disabilities to lead fulfilling lives filled with meaningful experiences and opportunities for personal growth. Also, these services work to make everyone accept each other so that everyone can thrive in a society where everyone is welcome. 

Assistance with finding supports that work for you.

• Skill building: Assistance with daily skills training
• Financial Management: Help to manage money and household budgeting.
• Transport: Assist clients to catch public transport or support worker to drive clients to visit friends and family
• Shopping: Support with personal and grocery shopping
• Community Participation: Promote participation in household, social & community activities also assistance in travelling to medical appointments.
• Helping people build independent life skills.
• Development & training of individual skills
• Assisting to access the community.
• social interaction & recreational activities
• 1:1 support, or group supports
• Assist with recreational activities such as walking, gym, basketball, fishing, shopping, cooking, BBQ as a group, bowling, men’s’ shed, lunch & community social events & activities.
• Encourage to explore new experiences.
• Arrange meet & greet to make new friends.
• Attending appointments such as doctors, banking, physio, therapy
• Transport support to access the community events, appointments, and activities.

Home Care Services

Home care packages provide vital support for those who wish to remain safely in their own homes. They are designed to be tailored to the individual, providing an all-encompassing package of services that is coordinated with other health professionals and services. This helps ensure the client receives appropriate care for their particular circumstances. The range of services included in a home care package can vary greatly, from basic domestic tasks such as housework or meal preparation through to complex medical procedures and nursing duties. These packages are designed both to meet immediate needs and anticipate potential issues that may arise in the future, helping clients maintain an independent lifestyle while ensuring they receive the necessary support.

For many people, home care packages provide a sense of security when faced with deteriorating physical health or changing life circumstances.