The TOP 10 BEST Disability Care Services & Support in Outback Queensland QLD

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Wellways Charleville, a prominent non-profit mental health and disability service provider, extends its support to individuals and their families, friends, and carers across Victoria, New South Wales, Tasmania, Queensland, and the Australian Capital Territory. With Carer Gateway, a national initiative backed by the Australian Government, Wellways Australia serves as the trusted service provider for Queensland. Offering counselling services and disability care support, this compassionate organisation in Charleville is here to assist with utmost care and dedication.

Focused on Care, a leading provider of Disability Care Services & Support, passionately delivers CHSP, NDIS, and NIISQ supports in Roma and its environs. With unwavering dedication, our team ensures individuals receive tailored care and assistance. From disability support to personal care, we pride ourselves on our commitment to enhancing the lives of those we serve. Join us on this transformative journey, where compassion and professionalism intertwine to create a nurturing environment.

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.

The mission of Moree Aged & Disability Services Inc is to provide services to enhance the quality of life of frail aged people, younger people with disabilities, and the carers of both these groups, enabling them to live as independently as possible in the community.