Our Services
Tailored Support for Every Step
At Connecting Families, we understand the critical importance of selecting the right provider to support your loved ones with disabilities, recognising it as a commitment that might last a lifetime. Our suite of services is designed to address the unique needs of our clients, offering mental and physical disability support with a compassionate and seasoned approach that distinguishes us from the rest.
- Supported Independent Living
- Disability Housing
- Short Term Accommodation
- Medium Term Accommodation
- Agency Support
- Adult Disability Support
- Youth Disability Support
Why Choose Connecting Families?
Choosing Connecting Families means opting for a provider who genuinely understands the challenges and rewards of supporting individuals with disabilities. Our unique blend of compassionate care, tailored support, and expert guidance makes us the preferred choice for families across Australia.
Expertise in navigating the transition from youth to adulthood
A commitment to mental health support and challenging behaviours
Regular, comprehensive updates for families, ensuring transparency and trust
A dedication to fostering independence and personal growth
Here’s what our clients are saying
Complimented Connecting Families on good communication & stating transition process has been smooth. Renae expresses thanks for all the support Connecting Families has provided Lachlan
Lachlan Bell
Jeff’s wife Cathy expressed her thoughts while speaking with RM (Clayton Buffoni), stating: Connecting Families is the reason I can lay my head down at night. I know that Jeffrey will receive the care and love he needs from your team. They have been a game changer.
Thanked us for the support that her husband has been given.
Jeffrey Evans
Robyn told Russell that she is very grateful for all the hard work of staff and the high quality of care we provide to her daughter.
Rehannan Trieu
Compliment given by Cassie Edwards (CoS) on Charity’s transition & current stay. Charity has been settled since entry into care. Compiments given to Dave Sovesky & Kelly O’Brien for ease of transition
Charity Adams
When I first came to Connecting Families Ally would spend most the day in her room. She often had what she called bad days where she would not even feel like cooking for herself. She would keep microwave meals in the freezer for when she was too depressed to cook and buy more every week as she used them.
I spent quite a bit of time getting to know Ally over the first few weeks and learned that she really enjoyed cooking and planning to cook. I spoke with Ally about changing how we shop and cook each week. We set aside a day where Ally and the other residents would sit down and plan out a menu for the week. Then Ally with the assistance of staff would plan out the shopping list. Ally slowly became in charge of the menu and cooking the dinners in the house.
As time past Ally had more and more of reason to come out of her room. She interacted with staff more often, even critiquing staff’s cooking. I believe it gave her a purpose and a feeling that she contributed to the house. Behaviours of concern dropped off over time and it has been months since she has bought a microwave meal.
Dave S QLD
We recently began supporting Tommy at our new Gold Coast house. Tommy had previously been under care of two other NDIS providers over the last 12 months. Both of these placements ended with Tommy in the hospital for a long period of time. Neither of those placements was pleasurable to Tommy or his brother Terry.
When I first met Terry I could see how dedicated he was to his bother’s care. However, after the last two placements he did not expect this one would end up much different, but he was willing to give us a chance. Thankfully the whole team worked together to give us the best shot of making this placement a success.
After the holidays met with Terry to see how he felt about the care his bother was receiving. Terry let me know that Connecting Families had exceeded all of his expectations. Tommy is well looked after and he feels he can take a step back. Terry trusted us enough that he took his first holiday in years last week.
Terry B QLD
Faqs
Can I customise the support my family member receives?
Absolutely. We collaborate with you to create a support plan that aligns with your loved one’s unique needs and aspirations. Every individual’s journey is distinct, and our services reflect this diversity.
How do you match caregivers with clients?
Our matching process is carefully done, considering both the client’s needs and the caregiver’s strengths. Compatibility, expertise, and personality are key factors in our thoughtful pairing process.
What makes Connecting Families different from other service providers?
Our profound commitment to understanding each family’s unique situation sets us apart. We offer specialised support for transitions at any life stage, backed by regular, detailed feedback to keep families informed.
How do I start the process?
Simply book a call with us. We’re here to listen, understand your needs, and guide you through each step towards securing the proper support.
Ready to Discuss Your Needs?
Don’t hesitate to reach out if our services resonate with your family’s needs. Book a call today to discuss how we can tailor our support to help your loved one lead a fulfilling, independent life. Our team is here to offer the guidance, support, and understanding you seek.