Consulting, Autism and Positive Support

20/01/2026

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14/01/2026

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💥 THANK YOU Consulting, Autism and Positive Support 💥

We would like to take the time to thank the entire team at CAAPS- they have been a pivotal support throughout our first few months of operation - whether it is collaborating in regards to participants, discussing policies, or even just a voice and ear to listen whilst we navigate the early days 💪🏻

We are excited to continue to work together, fostering a sense of understanding and transparency. Kicking goals and making a difference within our community ✨

Thank you Toni & CAAPS 🧡💚💜

13/01/2026

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18/11/2025

17/11/2025

We are committed to keeping all participants safe from fraud.

In recognition of International Fraud Awareness Week, we’re sharing some tips to help you recognise fraud and learn how to protect yourself.

Some helpful tips include:

🔒 Never share your myGov login details.

🔒 Make sure you know who you are speaking with. If you are unsure, ask them for proof of employment.

🔒 Make sure your plan nominee is someone you trust as they can act on your behalf.

🔒 Only show your NDIS plan to people you know well and trust.

🔒 Always keep records of the things you pay for with your NDIS funds.

🔒 Always check your invoices to make sure you haven’t been charged for services you didn’t receive.

🔒 Don’t use providers who are offering vouchers, gifts or cash.

Learn more about fraud at 💻 https://ow.ly/L9qW50XrsjI

If you think someone is doing the wrong thing with NDIS funds, you can call the dedicated NDIS Fraud Reporting and Scams Helpline on 1800 650 717 or visit 💻 https://ow.ly/wgtf50XrsjK

17/11/2025

The Federal Court has fined NDIS provider Lifestyle Solutions a record $2.5 million for repeated safety failures in its Supported Independent Living (SIL) home.

Lifestyle Solutions admitted multiple breaches of the NDIS Act and more than 1,000 breaches of the Reportable Incidents Rules for failing to report serious incidents.

The Court found the home was unsafe for residents and support workers, and that incidents were not properly assessed, managed or responded to.

This is the first Federal Court case of its kind involving abuse in supported accommodation.

Safety for NDIS participants in any setting, including SIL, is non-negotiable. Providers who neglect their safety and reporting obligations risk serious penalties and regulatory action.

See the link to our media release in the comments.

15/11/2025

We have made an easy-read Quality Supports for Children booklet, to help you understand in simple terms what providers should and must not do when providing care to your children.

A list of what services should be provided to your child to support their needs can be found in the booklet.

Check out the easy read booklet at 💻 https://ow.ly/1jQ550XoaBi

NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission