Welcome to Equality Life Disability Support Service!
Our commitment is to provide you with the best possible care and support.
This charter explains your rights and how we will work with you to meet your needs.
Our Promises To You
Respect and Dignity
We will treat you with respect and dignity at all times, valuing your choices and independence.
Clear Communication
We will provide information in **Easy English** and other languages, if needed.
If you need a meeting, we will arrange it face-to-face, at a time and place that suits you.
We can provide an interpreter or advocacy service if required.
Your Rights
You have the right to make decisions about your support.
If you need help, an advocate can assist you.
Confidentiality
Timely Support
We will respond to your needs quickly and provide the right support when you need it.
If You Need Help
Let us know if you need an interpreter, information in your language, or an advocate to support you.
If you have questions or need to talk face-to-face, we will organize it promptly.
This charter is designed to make sure you feel supported and understood. If you need further assistance, we are here for you!
Thank you for choosing Equality Life Disability Support Service!
WHY US?
Focus
Care plans created with choice and control. Tailor to NDIS goals and everyday living. To ensure that each participant has primary choice with their care.
What we can offer
We offer a wide range of support. 24/7 in-home support, Weekend support, After school support, School holiday programs, Social skills development Healthy, Social work, Specialist support coordination, Support coordination, Recovery coaching, Mentoring.
Events, Programs and Community Connection
From school holiday programs to late night events Equality Life are in good process to make social supports the thing of the future. Join us for our weekly free community BBQ in Murray Bridge! Stay connected with us on Facebook to find out where else Equality Life will be hosting free BBQs across the region.
JOIN THE TEAM
Equality life is a disability support service that works alongside our participants to provide the best possible support.
A disability support workers role involves supporting participants with daily tasks, personal care, providing companionship, encouraging social outings and more.
As support workers, it’s our role to support participants achieve their goals and live life to their fullest potential.
There are lots of rewarding aspects to being a disability support worker, here are just a few
Making a real difference – You directly improve the quality of life for people with disabilities by supporting their independence, wellbeing, and goals.
Variety in the role – Every day can be different. Support can range from personal care, community access, skill-building, or just being a trusted companion.
Learning and growth – The role teaches patience, empathy, problem-solving, and communication skills that carry through all aspects of life.
Job satisfaction – Many support workers feel a strong sense of purpose and fulfilment knowing their work has a positive impact.
Flexibility – there are often options for flexible hours or different types of shifts.
Community contribution – You play a part in building a more inclusive society and advocating for equal opportunities.
This career path is what you make of it. It has its challenges but with a great supportive team you will be supported through out any challenges you face while in this role.
