01. Services
Everyone Deserves Our
Best Services
Allied Health
We offer you services on multiple allied health disciplines to ensure your needs are met.
Personal Care
We offer to help you with your personal daily tasks to ensure your everyday life is seamless
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Our foundational values are love and care. People choose us for our integrity and honesty. Our services are designed to inspire you to achieve greater independence.
03. Testimonials
What Our Clients Say
About our Services
Ahava Care really has provided me with their best services. They ensured my needs are not only met but exceeded. They have a supportive environment that offers a wide range of amenities that allowed me to feel independent.
Rebeka Dawson
Short Term ResidentAhava Care has provided me with exceptional, reliable and caring support that has enhanced my ability to travel and use public transport independently.
Timothy Fuller
Daily Living and Life SkillsAhava Care provided me with access to mainstream activities that aligned with my interests and goals. This wouldn't have been possible without their professional care. I could attend social activities normally (including a visit to the concert).
Jane Dorothy
Community Participation04. FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
There are currently around 4.3 million Australians who have a disability. In NSW, there are 127,139 people who are covered by NDIS Support as of 30 June 2020. Among them more than 40% (58,944 people) are first time participants. Sometimes, you might find the process complex. Do not worry. We have you covered.
Check out some of the most frequently asked Questions.
If you have other questions, don’t hesitate to ask.
Phone: 1300 0 AHAVA
Email: info@ahavacare.com.au
Website: www.ahavacare.com.au
What is NDIS?
NDIS is the short for National Disability Insurance Scheme. It is an effective national system to provide funding and supports to people with permanent and significant disabilities, all across Australia. The NDIS support is usually provided for a lifetime to individuals who are eligible.
What is NDIA?
NDIA is the short for National Disability Insurance Agency. This is the government agency responsible for managing the NDIS to ensure that people with disability continue to receive the support they need.
Am I eligible?
Our goal each day is to ensure that our residents’ needs are not only met.
1) Are you between the age of 7 and 65? For below 7, refer to Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI) For above 65, refer to NDIS and Aged Care 2) Do you live in Australia and have Australian residency? To avail NDIS support, you have to be living in Australia as a citizen, Permanent Resident (PR) visa holder or a Protected special category visa holder3) Do you have a permanent and significant disability?4) Do you use special equipment due to your disability?
Note: These questions are just a guide. The final decision about eligibility is up to the NDIA.
How do I apply?
Please download and fill out the forms.
- NDIA Access Form.
- Supporting Evidence Form
These forms can be downloaded from the URL below:
https://www.ndis.gov.au/how-apply-ndis/what-access-request-form
What can you expect from us?
Every person living with a disability is different and hence the different needs. If you are eligible, you will be a ‘NDIS Participant’ receiving ‘NDIS Funding’ on an annual basis to avail ‘NDIS approved services and equipment.
You can expect us to work with you to create a custom plan to fulfill your goals in a short and medium to a long term period of time. Our services will be tailor made to cater to your specific needs and goals.
What supports are not funded by NDIS?
The NDIS cannot fund a support that is:
- the responsibility of another government system or community service
- not related to a person’s disability
- relates to day-to-day living costs that are not related to a participant's support needs
- is likely to cause harm to the participant or pose a risk to others.