Home and Community Support
Footprints Early Childhood Intervention provide essential support to children up to 18-years-old with disabilities, helping them achieve their goals and improve their quality of life. A crucial component of this support system is the NDIS support worker.
What is a Support Worker?
A support worker is a professional who provides assistance to NDIS participants in various aspects of their daily lives. These workers help participants achieve their goals, enhance their independence, and improve their overall well-being. Support workers can assist with a wide range of activities, from personal care to social and community participation. The services we provide are:
Assistance with Daily Life
We help young individuals by supporting and/or supervising personal daily tasks, such as self-care, aiming to foster their independence and skill development. Some of the areas we support include:
- Daily personal activities
- High intensity daily personal activities
Assistance with Social, Economic and Community Participation
Your support worker can aid your participation and engagement in community, social and recreational activities including going to appointments, attending group activities, visiting the park and more! Some of the areas we support include:
- Assistance to access community, social and recreational activities
- Group and centre based activities
Service Fees
Footprints Early Childhood Intervention offer high quality, evidence based services to families across Sydney. We support children who are self-managed, plan-managed and private.
Our services are calculated using the NDIS price guide.
