Psychosocial disability support
Psychosocial Disability Support in Melbourne and Victoria
Careable provides psychosocial disability support for NDIS participants in Melbourne and Victoria. We support people living with mental health conditions that significantly impact daily life, with a recovery-oriented approach guided by each participant’s own goals.
- Registered NDIS provider
- Banyule · Darebin · Nillumbik · Whittlesea · Whitehorse
What is psychosocial disability?
Psychosocial disability arises from a mental health condition that significantly impacts a person’s daily life, relationships and community participation. The NDIS funds supports to help people with psychosocial disability live independently and participate in their community. Careable’s approach is built around recovery — patient, flexible, and guided by the participant’s own goals.
Who we support
- NDIS participants with psychosocial disability
- People transitioning from hospital mental health settings
- Participants working with community mental health teams, psychiatrists and clinical case managers
- Support coordinators seeking psychosocial disability providers in Melbourne
What we provide
- Community integration supportSupport to build skills, social connections and independence in community settings
- Recovery-focused daily livingAssistance with daily routines using a recovery model that respects each person’s journey
- Skill developmentBuilding practical skills for independence, including household tasks and self-care
- Clinical team liaisonWorking alongside community mental health teams, GPs and support coordinators
- Flexible and responsive supportSupport intensity that can flex to meet changing needs, including during periods of difficulty
- Crisis planning supportHelping participants develop plans for managing difficult periods
How it works
- Get in touchCall 1300 332 433 or complete an enquiry form. Support coordinators can use the referral form.
- We discuss your needsWe talk through the participant’s situation, goals and NDIS plan.
- We assess suitabilityWe check our current capacity and whether we can meet the participant’s needs.
- Supports beginWe develop a support plan and begin services with regular review.
Step-down support
Transitioning from mental health programs
Support may include step-down from hospital or mental health programs, including Prevention and Recovery Care (PARC) and Secure Extended Care Unit (SECU) settings, where suitable.