The TOP 10 BEST Community Services in Highfields NSW

Ability Options provide employment and disability services. We support people who need assistance to achieve their aspirations and inclusion in the community. We operate services to support people with disabilities and those whose lives are changed as a result of accidents, unemployment and disadvantage. Our disability services support people with accommodation, respite care, support co-ordination, community services and therapy. Our employment services assist job seekers, including parents, indigenous communities, school leavers and people with disability to find work and maintain work. We pride ourselves on delivering a person centred approach which emphasises the individual's right and opportunity for choice and self-determination, empowering people to achieve their aspirations and goals and to live life to their full potential.

At Dreamtime Disability Services we're focused on culture building, promoting inclusivity and supporting our mob. We're your ally in the journey towards independence, offering tailored solutions and unwavering support to help enhance the lives of participants of all cultural backgrounds and abilities in NDIS and aged care. To get jn touch with a member of our team about our services or weekly events phone: 0499 247 855 or Email: info@dreamtimedisabilityservices.com.au Additionally head to: Dreamtimedisabilityservices.com.au and fill out the form info

Shine On Support Services recognises that all people with disability have the right to feel valued and have the opportunity to participate fully in life in society as they choose. Shine on Support Services is committed to promoting person centred practice and a positive image of people with a disability, recognising that this can positively influence self-esteem and provide opportunities for enhanced citizenship through their inclusion in the community.

We are a disability support service provider in Lake Macquarie, NSW We believe that our school aged children and young adults with disabilities need constant interaction and communication with their peers, those of similar age and interests to build and form friendships and life skills. Our goal is to commence social programs for school aged children and continue supporting their development and independence when they leave school. Our team at The Happy Human Hub have found that participants who choose to include educational games and programs integrated into their daily program, are continuing to show improvement in all areas including development in speech and communication, physical, tactile, gross and fine motor skills. We have chosen ‘fun, interactive' ways to support continuous learning in all aspects of the participant's plan, including physical activities, improve independence, educational learning, community access and social activities.

Whiddon is an award-winning, not-for-profit organisation that has been caring for older Australians across NSW and QLD for over 70 years. We've grown from philanthropic origins to a large organisation, with over 2300 employees caring for more than 2400 residents and clients. Our services include residential aged care, community care and independent living villages. As an organisation that operates in regional, rural and remote areas, we are often at the heart of our local communities, both as an employer and as an important provider of aged care services, and we actively promote and maintain this sense of community where everyone matters.

Holyoake Changing Focus Program provides counselling and assistance with drug and alcohol related problems.

Soul Hub is a non-profit organisation that provides free meals to the disadvantaged. While we feed a lot of guests in our cafe, we’re also committed to being ‘more than a meal’ and deliver a wide range of help and support to everyone that comes in.

Hunter Care Group was the brainchild of our CEO Jarrod Burns. Having worked in the disability support industry for years, he was frustrated by seeing both clients and staff treated poorly – and he set out to change things for the better for everyone. Today, we’re a young, energetic, fresh-thinking team of mental health and disability support specialists on a mission to shake up the industry. We want participants to live life as comfortably and proactively as possible and staff to be happy in their work. We’re currently one of the largest NDIS providers in the Hunter region – with the potential to grow nationwide. However, expansion will only happen when we’re 100% confident we can still deliver the same high level of reliable, consistent and individualised support.

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Ability Options provide employment and disability services. We support people who need assistance to achieve their aspirations and inclusion in the community. We operate services to support people with disabilities and those whose lives are changed as a result of accidents, unemployment and disadvantage. Our disability services support people with accommodation, respite care, support co-ordination, community services and therapy. Our employment services assist job seekers, including parents, indigenous communities, school leavers and people with disability to find work and maintain work. We pride ourselves on delivering a person centred approach which emphasises the individual's right and opportunity for choice and self-determination, empowering people to achieve their aspirations and goals and to live life to their full potential.

We are a group of men from the Wallsend area which is in the city of Newcastle in NSW Australia. Our volunteer members provide their time, skills and experience to support the local community. Our main focus is community and charitable activities for the local region, but one of the driving concepts behind Men’s sheds is to alleviate isolation and provide men with opportunities for regular social contact, ensuring a more cohesive and inclusive society. We support men of all ages, and endeavour to teach each other new skills in the men’s shed.

Your choice to remain living independently at home in the Hunter has the full support of Novacare. We are a Hunter based, not for profit organisation that has been recognised for leading the state in excellence in aged and community services. We are focused on a whole of life approach for your home, health and happiness, and to staying connected with your community.

CatholicCare Social Services Hunter-Manning is a not-for-profit organisation and a mission and outreach agency of the Catholic Diocese of Maitland-Newcastle. We employ more than 160 local people to provide services and support to families, couples, individuals and children in the Hunter-Manning regions. Our services include a range of child and family services, youth services, disability and community services and foster care training and support.

Fun Activities for young boys! Active Sea Scout Group - Joeys 6 - 8 years, Cubs 8 - 11 years, Scouts 11 - 15 years, Venturers 15 - 18 years.

Elsy is a fast growing high quality registered NDIS provider with 75 caring professional and fun staff in Newcastle Hunter and Lake Mac! We have brand new or newly refurbished Supported Indpendent Living Properties all of which are mobility accessible with ramps and handrails as required. Our SIL properties are clustered often on the same street so you can enjoy supported living socials! We provide expert in home care to support you with daily tasks, medicines and transport. Our day programme at The Sixth St Cafe has monday cooking classes, art groups on Tuesday and wednesday - socials including discos on Thursday and Friday! Our hub has a cinema gaming area, a cafe with bean to cup coffee machines, air hockey and pool table, karaoke and Board games and library! Our large wheelchair adapted bus is there to transport you in style and we offer integrated care to support you in home, in class, in respite to ensure your limited NDIS budget is utilised carefully and on supporting you to do more!

Whiddon is an award-winning, not-for-profit organisation that has been caring for older Australians across NSW and QLD for over 70 years. We've grown from philanthropic origins to a large organisation, with over 2300 employees caring for more than 2400 residents and clients. Our services include residential aged care, community care and independent living villages. As an organisation that operates in regional, rural and remote areas, we are often at the heart of our local communities, both as an employer and as an important provider of aged care services, and we actively promote and maintain this sense of community where everyone matters.