Successful transition to SDA home

Successful transition to SDA home

Three men who use wheelchairs had lived together for a number of years. While home modifications had occurred during this time, the men sought the opportunity for greater independence in and around their home. They enjoyed each other’s company and wanted to move...
Participant matching success

Participant matching success

Maggie* was living in a house with two others but was finding it difficult to get along with her flatmates. Carpentaria’s team started investigating suitable options for alternate accommodation, and Paula* was highlighted as someone who may be a compatible flatmate....
Return to Country plays key role

Return to Country plays key role

Bobby* expressed his desire to meet with members of his extended family for a special picnic in the park. He was excited to share artwork he had created and catch up on the latest news from his community. Support staff arranged transport and accommodation close to his...
Family reconnection success

Family reconnection success

Bob* had been homeless and living rough for more than 5 years prior to the event that resulted in his long hospital admission. When he arrived in the Ready for Home program, he was unhappy, withdrawn and uncomfortable. Carpentaria’s team submitted a comprehensive...
Independence supports wellbeing

Independence supports wellbeing

Mary* was discharged from hospital into the Ready for Home program as a full time wheelchair user, however the manual wheelchair she was using was painful, heavy and not suitable for long term use. Carpentaria’s team submitted an NDIS funding request for a powered...
Post-school transition success

Post-school transition success

Freddy’s* guardian became interested in the Pathways Program during Freddy’s final year of schooling. Supported by teachers, he attended trial sessions during Term 4 and after some initial trepidation, started to enjoy getting to know other participants and building a...
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