Rising basketball stars

Rising basketball stars

When Pathways Program participants were first approached about entering a team in the Basketball NT Rising Stars Basketball Competition, many in the group were unsure and unwilling to get involved.   Several team members spent the first few games watching from the...
Staying connected in Darwin

Staying connected in Darwin

Four women from the same remote community transitioned from hospital to Carpentaria’s Ready for Home program. Unable to return home due to their complex disabilities, and with their NDIS plan activation completed, they moved into the Supported Independent Living...
Transition to home

Transition to home

Roger and John* had lived with their families for many years, before a deterioration in mobility and a long hospital stay resulted in them both being unable to return home to live. They transitioned into the Ready for Home program while their NDIS plans were reviewed...
House move increases quality of life

House move increases quality of life

Dave* was showing increased signs of agitation and distress when spending time in his home. He had also suffered from increased falls and this impacted upon Dave’s willingness to engage in community activities and as a result, his wellbeing declined.  The support team...
Active support takes centre stage

Active support takes centre stage

Julie, Kate and Sarah* share a lovely home in Darwin’s northern suburbs. Supported by a dedicated team of experienced and skilled Independent Living Coaches, the women love to try new things and get involved in community activities.  Tie-dying was identified as an...
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