What is cerebral palsy?
By Afea Care ServicesCerebral palsy (CP) is a group of disorders that affect movement and posture. Cerebral means ‘of the brain’ while palsy ...
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NDIS Employment Supports
Having a job can contribute to your financial independence and expand your social connections. There are many ways the NDIS can support you to reach this goal. How the NDIS can help you depends on where you are on your employment journey. Let’s look at your options. Are you already working or volunteering? Supports in […]
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Living with myotonic dystrophy: Mosheen and his support from Afea
By Afea Care ServicesOur client Mosheen was diagnosed with myotonic dystrophy in 2013 at the age of 32. Often abbreviated as DM (from ...
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Living with multiple sclerosis and living life to the fullest: Cathy’s story
By Afea Care ServicesCathy has been living with multiple sclerosis for 30 years, but she has not let this stop her from being, ...
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What is an acquired brain injury?
By Afea Care ServicesAcquired brain injury or ABI refers to any damage to the brain that occurs after birth, rather than as part ...
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What is multiple sclerosis?
By Afea Care ServicesMultiple sclerosis or MS is a chronic disease affecting the brain and spinal cord (central nervous system). Nearly 3 million ...
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Can you use NDIS funding to pay family members to provide care?
By Afea Care ServicesThere are exceptions, of course, but the NDIA considers funding a family member to provide supports to an NDIS participant ...
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What is augmentative and alternative communication?
By Afea Care ServicesAugmentative and alternative communication (AAC) is used to describe methods or devices used to supplement (augmentative) or replace (alternative) speech. ...
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A Spotlight on our Support Worker, Nageena
By Afea Care ServicesSay hello to Nageena! She is currently studying a Bachelor’s degree in Social Work and aspires to pursue a career ...
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