Eagle Community Care

Eagle Community Care Person-centered, trauma and neurodiverse informed independent NDIS peer support work, and psychosocial recovery coaching.

In service to the community since 2009. Person-centered tailored independent NDIS peer support work, psychosocial recovery coaching, and support coordination. Disability, community, and mental health peer support work services provided in the NSW Central West, based around Bathurst :
-All aspects of personal care including hygiene, feeding, manual handling.
-Daily living activities including house care, shopping, meal preparation.
-Community access including transport, accessibility, social interaction.
-Specialising in but not limited to Autism support. Psychosocial recovery coaching and support coordination is provided separately to support work, to prevent any conflict of interest in service provision. This can be provided remotely non face-to-face. Rates and charges:
-All rates and charges are negotiable according to circumstances.
-Special promotional flat rate of $40 per hour for a limited time.
-Lower hourly rates can apply for longer support work shifts.
-$0.80 per km charge for travel and transportation as per NDIS pricing arrangements.. Monte Christo (MC) is a project by ECC for a transition to Community-oriented market gardening and regenerative farming on permaculture principles, beginning in 2022. The immediate project aims to develop opportunities for NDIS participants and community members to engage in inclusive gardening activities to grow vegetables for their own use at a low cost. Included therapeutic benefits of moderate exercise and healthy outdoors exposure in a social setting are proposed. A further aim is to develop larger permaculture farming with the long-term goal of providing quality, environmentally sustainable, healthy nutrition at reduced cost to people on low incomes. Disability Support Pension and NDIS recipients will be a priority.

15/04/2026
15/04/2026

Plenty of supplies for anyone in need, now till gone.
5 Albert St Lithgow

15/04/2026

Master Class: Designing Resilient Gardens
Wednesday 22 April | 7–8pm (online)

Anyone else feeling like their garden is being squeezed from both sides right now?
Spring was cold. Spring was wet. There was no gentle warm-up, no easing into summer. Then suddenly—bam—major heat events in January instead of February. That was just in Melbourne. There's lots of other scenarios playing out across Australia.

What I’m seeing in my own patch is this strange “clash of seasons.” Plants are still young, still leafy, still nowhere near fruiting… because development has been so slow. And just as they’re trying to get going, the harsh sun rolls in and starts stressing them out. Tender growth, no shade structure, no resilience built up yet. It’s tough.

And here’s the thing: it’s not just beginners. Even experienced gardeners are realising we need better defence systems if we want to keep growing food in a changing climate.

More diversity. More density. More shade. Smarter water management. Designing gardens that can buffer extremes instead of being flattened by them.

If you’re feeling the pinch too, come along to Designing Resilient Gardens. We’ll unpack the key principles you can build into your space.

Melbourne Polytechnic Garden Centres of Australia

https://weteachme.com/classes/1046998-designing-resilient-gardens

13/04/2026
13/04/2026

The ABC article argues the NDIS has shifted from a celebrated reform to a scheme losing public trust. Rising costs, fraud concerns, and misleading narratives have eroded support, while participants face cuts and stigma. It’s worth reading to understand the growing political pressure, human impact, and why urgent reform must balance sustainability with fairness for people with disability. https://buff.ly/O767Wrg

ID: image of Sophie Cusworth of Women With Disabilities Australia, who says the dominant narrative around the NDIS at the moment has framed participants and their families unfairly.

13/04/2026
13/04/2026

Volunteer Pamela Doyle, 83, is sacrificing her own meals to keep delivering food and companionship to seniors amid rising fuel costs.

10/04/2026

Attention people with intellectual disability and supporters in and around Bathurst!

Have a say on the Disability Strategy for the Western NSW Local Health District.

This is an important chance to have your say on what happens in health in Western New South Wales.

There are two meetings:
* People with intellectual disability and supporters - 1:30pm, Tuesday 21 April, Bathurst RSL
* People with disability and supporters - 3:30pm, Wednesday 22 April, Bathurst RSL.

Register at https://engage.wnswlhd.health.nsw.gov.au/disability-strategy

10/04/2026
10/04/2026

What’s the Difference Between Anxiety and Worry? https://buff.ly/VKgEyYP

🤔 Worry is in your head—thinking about what might go wrong.
😟 Anxiety is in your body—the racing heart, tight chest, and muscle tension.

Both can feel miserable, but knowing the difference can help you manage them. 💡

The day after the 6 monthly cleaning out the chicken coop bedding at Monte Christo for winter, did the same for a clie...
09/04/2026

The day after the 6 monthly cleaning out the chicken coop bedding at Monte Christo for winter, did the same for a client supporting with their yard maintenance. Their coop is bigger!

09/04/2026

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What do I do?

Eagle Community Care ABN 85 698 769 533

I am a NDIS-registered fully insured Community sector worker trained and experienced in Disability, Community, and Mental Health support who also has self-managed resilience and Recovery strategies from lived personal experience in these areas.

I use this integrated experience to provide affordable, tailored, and dedicated peer support services in the fields of Autism, Disability, Community, and Mental Health support.

I cover all aspects of daily activities, community participation, independent living skills development, growth and resilience self-advocacy mentoring, and consumer advocacy and representation.