Disability

At Golden City Support Services we make a difference in people’s lives.

What can Golden City Support Services do for you?

  • We provide support for adults
  • We design support according to an individual’s situation
  • We support people to identify and achieve their goals
  • We support people to create and maintain independence through skill-development in daily living skills
  • We work with the people we support to create and maintain meaningful social connections and relationships
  • We support people with everyday communication and decision-making
  • We assist with links to education
  • We can provide one-on-one support or group support or a mix of both

Location

Bendigo, Echuca, New Gisborne and surrounding regions.

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How Golden City Support Services makes a difference in people’s lives

How we provide support?

 

  • We support people to achieve what they want in their day-to-day lives, in their home and community
  • We work alongside people to engage them in their day-to-day life
  • Our team are coached to provide support in ways that have been proven to make a real difference in people’s lives
  • We have an Allied Health team including Behavioural Support Practitioner, Exercise Physiology and others
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“Thanks again for all your assistance. You have been a valuable help to us right from the beginning of the NDIS journey, promptly answering all the questions correctly and succinctly—always with us in mind. It was so very much appreciated.”

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Men's ABI group
ABI Road Tour
Choice Voices
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