Minding services offer supervised, one-to-one support for persons with disabilities, giving caregivers time to rest or attend to other responsibilities. Support is personalised and can be provided occasionally or regularly.
What Minding Support Includes
- One-to-one supervision
- Support at home or in the community
- Accompanied transport to activities (when agreed)
- Activity participation support
- Routine assistance during care hours
An introductory period is required before minding services begin, so the support team can fully understand needs, preferences, and routines.
How Services Are Delivered
- Personalised assessment and planning
- Step-by-step skill building
- Practical, real-life practice
- Ongoing progress review
- Written session feedback
- Parent and caregiver involvement when helpful
Funding routes may be available through recognised support schemes and foundations.