About SADC Disability Services
SADC Disability Services is an NDIS registered provider in Liverpool, New South Wales.
- They deliver support workers, personal care, transport, social support, respite care and nursing
- They have a track record of following through on more than 25 enquiries from families who connected through Carevo
- Families most often connect with them for cleaning and personal care
- Most enquiries to them come from participants directly
- Active on Carevo in the past week
Funding SADC Disability Services works with
Funding types participants have connected with SADC Disability Services through on Carevo.
- Home Care Package / Support at Home
- NDIS (Plan-managed)
- Private / self-funded
- CHSP
- NDIS (Self-managed)
- DVA
How SADC Disability Services works on Carevo
Based on this provider's activity with families on Carevo.
Typically responds in about 2 hours
Median time to reply to a request
Serves within ~17 km
Typical area this provider covers
High follow-through
Consistently follows up on requests
Often responds after hours
Regularly replies outside 9am to 5pm
Commonly connects with Self-managed participants, Families and carers, Support coordinators.
What SADC Disability Services offers
- Support Worker
- Personal Care
- Transport
- Social Support
- Respite Care
- Nursing
- Cleaning
- Therapy
- Allied Health
- Other
- Sil
- Sda
- Support Coordination
- Plan Management
- Life Skills
- Early Childhood Intervention
- Exercise Physiology
- Meal Services
- Employment Support
Drawn from the real enquiries SADC Disability Services has taken through Carevo, ranked by how often they connect. This reflects hands-on experience, not a self-declared clinical specialty.
Conditions SADC Disability Services has supported
Service areas
SADC Disability Services delivers NDIS in 12 suburbs across NSW.
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NDIS registration groups
Verify on official NDIS registrySADC Disability Services is registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission for the following 17 groups:
- High Intensity Daily Personal Activities
- Daily Personal Activities
- Innovative Community Participation
- Early Childhood Supports
- Assistance in Coordinating or Managing Life Stages, Transitions and Supports
- Development of daily living and life skills
- Community nursing care for high needs
- Household tasks
- Specialist Disability Accommodation
- Assistance with travel/transport arrangements
- Exercise Physiology and Physical Wellbeing Activities
- Assistance with daily life tasks in a group or shared living arrangement
- Participation in community/social and civic activities
- Assistance to access and/or maintain employment and/or education
- Plan Management
- Therapeutic Supports
- Group and Centre Based Activities
