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.

18/11/2025
18/11/2025

Join a free online webinar to recognise .

The webinar brings together advocates, community leaders and changemakers. They will talk about inclusion and community-building.

SSI - Settlement Services International and AFDO - Australian Federation Of Disability Organisations have teamed up on ‘Pathways to Possibilities 2025: Celebrating International Day of People with Disability’.

🗓️ Date: Wednesday 26 November 2025
🕦 Time: 11:30 am – 1:30 pm AEDT
📍 Location: online on Zoom

Register now through the link in the comments below. 👇

18/11/2025

3 Ways a Ketogenic Diet Can Help a Depressed Brain https://buff.ly/EGATfLX

🧠 Did you know your diet can influence your mood — even depression?

The ketogenic diet shows real promise in helping a depressed brain by:
✨ Increasing neurogenesis (new brain cells!)
✨ Boosting GABA — a neurotransmitter that helps calm the brain
✨ Reducing inflammation linked to depression and brain fog

When your brain runs on ketones instead of glucose, it may function more clearly, calmly, and efficiently.

17/11/2025

The SBS Inclusion Program offers free disability inclusion resources to help educators, workplaces, and communities better understand and support people with disability. These tools promote awareness, empathy, and accessibility, making inclusion part of everyday learning.

To explore the resources visit: inclusion-program.com.au/disability

Image description: The image shows an illustrated silhouette of a group of diverse people in a line. Above this image are the words ‘SBS Inclusion Program’. Along the bottom is a purple banner.

17/11/2025
17/11/2025

Did you know we spend one-third of our adult lives at work? This highlights the critical need for better mental health in our workspaces.

Check out these key strategies leaders can utilise to promote a mentally healthier work environment ✅

Learn more about workplace mental health and wellbeing here 👉 https://bit.ly/3HHgTup

14/11/2025

Brought to you by Carers Queensland, Choice and Control is a podcast that explores the meaningful inclusion of people with disability in our communities. 🎙️

Each episode provides a space for people with disability, their families and carers to share their stories.

In this episode we hear from Lorelle and Jennifer, where they discuss Special Olympics, volunteering and being an unpaid carer.

You can listen to the episode here 🎧 https://ow.ly/rWiQ50Xo7uF

📷 Image: Carers Queensland

14/11/2025

Meet 2025 Ambassador Maree Jenner.

As a long-time advocate, Maree is passionate about inclusion for people with disability. She leads school inclusion programs, and works with her local community to break down barriers and create change.

New videos featuring Maree and our other 2025 Ambassadors are coming soon – watch this space!

For more information, see the comments below. 👇

14/11/2025

Rochelle from Ashcroft's Orange IGA made a very special delivery this week. Donating $1000 worth of hams for Christmas. 🎄🧡🍊🧡🍊🎄

I haven't posted any blog articles in a while, life has been too demanding the last few years and I haven't felt the mot...
13/11/2025

I haven't posted any blog articles in a while, life has been too demanding the last few years and I haven't felt the motivation to write any until now.
This is close to home, so to speak, as I live in a regional area and working shortish NDIS shifts often involves a fair amount of travel to and from clients.
I've been fortunate that I haven't had much call to invoice to cover these extra costs, but I do like the option of doing this so I can keep the same low hourly shift rate separate from variable travel costs, just as with shift transport costs.
I've been a sole trader independent support worker (ISW) since 2017, I've never heard of this being an issue with anyone much less the NDIA since I joined certain NDIS discussion Facebook groups. It can get rather toxic so rather than repeat the same complex arguments, you write a blog article to share! 😀

1. The Background. The term “provider travel” covers invoiced (“claimed”) charges by the provider to the participant which cover the per-km non-labour (vehicle) and hourly time costs incurred durin…

13/11/2025

2025 Ambassador Ronan Soussa is an Autistic advocate, performer and piano player. Known for appearing on ‘Love on the Spectrum’, Ronan encourages people with disability to be proud of who they are.

All new videos featuring Ronan and our other 2025 Ambassadors are coming soon – watch this space!

For more information, see the comments below. 👇

13/11/2025

International Day of People with Disability (IDPWD) is coming up on 3 December. It is a time to recognise, celebrate and include the 1 in 5 Australians who live with disability.

At Aspect, we believe inclusion should be more than a one-day conversation. That’s why we’ve created a free, easy-to-read information sheet to help organisations of all sizes celebrate IDPWD in meaningful ways, and build inclusive practices that last all year. Download now:https://www.aspect.org.au/uploads/documents/Aspect%20Practice/Autism-Friendly/IDPWD_InfoSheet_AF-Aspect_A4_FA-digi.pdf

📣 We’re also offering workplaces the opportunity to book one of Aspect’s Autistic Consultants to share their lived experience and showcase the impact of inclusive practice. Hearing directly from Autistic voices can spark powerful reflection, connection and change within your team. Email autismfriendly@aspect.org.au to discuss this unique opportunity. 👋

Address

Bathurst, NSW
2975

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Eagle Community Care posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Practice

Send a message to Eagle Community Care:

Shortcuts

Share

Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Share on LinkedIn
Share on Pinterest Share on Reddit Share via Email
Share on WhatsApp Share on Instagram Share on Telegram

Category

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.