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Person-centred disability support helping people live life their way across Melbourne. 🦘

🦘 KangaCare Group | Disability Support Services

Supporting people with disability across Australia through person-centred, compassionate and tailored support under the NDIS. At KangaCare Group, we take the time to understand each person, their goals, preferences and support needs. Our approach is built around helping people live more independently, stay connected with their community and work towards the things that matter to them. Our Support Services

🏡 In-home support
🚌 Transport assistance
🎓 Skill development
💚 Health and wellbeing support
🤝 Social and community participation

Why KangaCare Group?

✔️ NDIS support provider
✔️ Person-centred approach
✔️ Tailored support plans
✔️ Compassionate and experienced team
✔️ Focus on individual goals, choice and independence

Whether you're an NDIS participant, family member, carer or support coordinator, we're here to help you understand your support options and find an approach that works for you.

📩 Get in touch: [email protected]

Follow KangaCare Group for disability support information, NDIS resources, community updates and helpful tips. KangaCare Group is committed to protecting the privacy, dignity and rights of participants, families and community members. We handle personal information responsibly and in accordance with applicable Australian privacy requirements and NDIS guidelines. For enquiries regarding privacy, personal information or our services, please contact us at [email protected].

29/10/2026

Small steps can make changes to support arrangements feel more manageable.

4 WAYS TO HELP

💙 1. Listen to their concerns
Give participants space to share how they feel and what worries them.

🗣️ 2. Talk about what matters most
Discuss their goals, routines and the support they want to continue.

📋 3. Keep important information organised
Have plan details, support schedules and relevant documents ready to refer to.

🤝 4. Ask questions when unsure
Seek clarification from the appropriate NDIS professionals or support team.

What helps your family feel more prepared when support arrangements change?

Share your thoughts in the comments. 💙

26/10/2026

👻🎃 BOO! IT’S HALLOWEEN AT KANGACARE! 👻🎃

🕷️ Come on down for a spooktacular Hallows’ Eve celebration! 🕸️

📅 Friday 30th October
⏰ 9:00am – 1:00pm
📍 Kangacare Day Program

Get ready for a frightfully fun day filled with creativity, costumes, laughter and Halloween magic! 🧙‍♀️🦇

✨ WHAT SPOOKY SURPRISES DO WE HAVE IN STORE?

🎭 Costume Parade and Best Dressed Costume Competition
👻 Create your very own spooky sensory boxes
🧁 Decorate creepy, crawly and delicious Halloween cupcakes
🎨 Get crafty with fun Halloween creations
🎃 Plus plenty of spooky surprises and fang-tastic fun!

Whether you’re a little witch, a friendly ghost, a spooky skeleton or a Halloween superstar, there’s something for everyone to enjoy!

🧡💜 Grab your costumes, bring your biggest Halloween smile and get ready for a BOO-tiful day of fun, friendship and creativity!

🕸️ WANT TO JOIN THE FUN?

📞 Call us on: 1800 052 642
📧 Email us at: [email protected]

Get in touch to register your expression of interest and find out more about joining our Halloween celebration!

🎃👻 Spaces are limited, so don't miss out — it's going to be SPOOKTACULAR! 🦇🕷️

22/10/2026

If you could sum up your week in ONE word, what would it be? 💛

Maybe it was busy, fun, challenging, peaceful or something completely different.

We’d love to hear from our participants, families, carers and wider community. Everyone’s week looks a little different, and sometimes one word says it all.

What’s your one word for this week? 👇

20/10/2026

What if everyday chores could also be opportunities to build skills? 💛

Making a snack, putting clothes away, packing a bag, or helping tidy a space might seem like small things, but they can give participants valuable opportunities to practise independence and build confidence.

These skills can be practised naturally at home, as part of routines that already feel familiar.

Little by little, everyday activities can help participants become more confident in making choices, completing tasks, and taking part in daily life. 🌱

What’s one everyday skill you enjoy practising at home?

18/10/2026

Where should we explore next? 👀🌿

A great day out can be about more than just where you go. It can be about trying something new, spending time with others, building confidence, and being part of the community.

That’s why we’d love to hear your ideas for our next KangaCare excursion. 💛

Is there a local park, museum, café, event, attraction, or favourite spot you think our participants would enjoy?

Tell us in the comments, where should we visit next?

15/10/2026

Using public transport can feel a bit easier when you know what to expect. 🚌

For some people, even a familiar bus or train trip can take planning and practice. A few simple steps can help make the journey feel more comfortable:

• Plan the route before heading out
• Check the timetable and stops
• Keep your phone, travel card and important details handy
• Know where you can go for help if you need it
• Practise the journey with someone you trust

Over time, these small steps can help build confidence with independent travel and make it easier to get to appointments, meet people, visit places in the community, or simply get where you want to go.

The goal isn’t to rush the process. It’s about finding what works for each person and giving them the support and practice they need along the way. 💚

What’s one thing that makes public transport easier or less stressful for you or someone you support?

13/10/2026

Sometimes, the simplest activities can bring people together. 🎲💛

A game can give participants a chance to laugh together, take turns, have a chat, celebrate a small win, or simply feel included.

These simple experiences can help build confidence, support social interaction and help people feel more comfortable being part of a group.

Sometimes, it’s not about who wins. It’s about joining in, having fun and enjoying time with others.

What’s your favourite way to connect with others, playing a game, getting creative, listening to music, or having a chat?

12/10/2026

Monday check-in 💛

What does a good week look like for you?

Maybe it’s getting into a routine, doing something you enjoy, catching up with someone, getting out into the community, or simply having a day that feels a little easier.

A good week doesn’t have to be about big achievements. Sometimes, it’s the small things that make a difference, having a good conversation, enjoying an activity you love, or feeling supported to do something for yourself.

For participants, the right support can help make space for the routines, activities and connections that are important to them.

So, as we start the week, we’d love to hear from you:

What’s one thing that would make this week a little better for you? 🌿

It could be something you’re looking forward to, a small goal, or simply something that would make you smile.

09/10/2026

When someone has complex support needs, there may be several people involved in their care.

This can include family members, support workers, allied health professionals and other providers.

When different people are involved, clear communication is important.

Family members may understand the person’s routines, preferences and what helps them feel comfortable. Support workers bring their experience from providing day-to-day support, while allied health professionals can provide guidance around specific needs.

Sharing this information can help create more consistent support that works for the person.

It is also important to understand what is already working instead of starting from scratch. Taking the time to listen to the participant, their family and existing support team can make a real difference.

Good teamwork does not mean everyone needs to do things in exactly the same way. It means everyone understands their role and is working towards the same goals.

For participants and families looking for NDIS support in Preston, Victoria or across Melbourne, KangaCare can work alongside an existing support team to provide personalised, person-centred care.

Follow KangaCare for practical insights on NDIS support, complex care and disability support.

07/10/2026

Choosing an NDIS support provider? There’s more to consider than the services they offer.

Think about the day-to-day experience.

Will you feel comfortable with the people supporting you?
Will they take the time to listen?
Will they understand what matters to you?
Will they respect how you like things done?

These things can make a real difference to how support feels over time.

If you’re exploring personalised NDIS support, follow KangaCare for more practical insights about disability support and what to consider when choosing support.

Address

440-442 Bell Street, Preston
Melbourne, VIC
3072

Telephone

+61468859887

Website

http://www.kangacaregroup.com.au/

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