Perth, Western Australia
Caring for a child with disability can involve many different people — parents, siblings, doctors, nurses, therapists, teachers and support workers.
At EllaWinnie Care Services, we recognise that parents and guardians hold invaluable knowledge about their child. We therefore take a collaborative, family-centred approach to paediatric disability support.
Individualised support
Depending on the child’s individual needs and care plans, support may include:
Children need opportunities to play, learn, explore and enjoy being children. Our goal is to balance safety and care requirements with meaningful opportunities for participation, development and enjoyment.
Where appropriate and with consent, we collaborate with:
Depending on the child's individual needs and care plans, support may include personal care, feeding assistance, enteral feeding support where applicable, mobility and positioning, communication support, continence support, community participation, play and recreation, help with daily routines and support to implement established therapy strategies.
Seizure-related, diabetes-related and respiratory-related support can be provided in accordance with the child's individual plans, and within staff competency and scope of service.
Parents and guardians hold invaluable knowledge about their child, so we take a collaborative, family-centred approach. We work closely with parents, guardians and the child's broader care team to promote safety, development, participation and quality of life.
Where appropriate and with consent, we collaborate with Support Coordinators, medical teams, Registered Nurses, Occupational Therapists, Physiotherapists, Speech Pathologists, Dietitians and schools.
Yes. The NDIS number is optional on our referral form, and you can refer before a plan is approved. Eligibility and funding depend on the participant's individual NDIS plan and circumstances.
We support children and young people across Perth, Western Australia.
We work closely with parents, guardians and the child’s broader care team to promote safety, development, participation and quality of life.
