InCare Health Services Australia

18/02/2026

Sometimes progress isn’t loud.

It isn’t big milestones or sudden changes.
Sometimes it’s tolerating a sound that used to overwhelm them.
Trying a food they’ve refused for months.
Staying in the room a little longer.
Allowing someone new to sit beside them.

To others, these moments look small, but families know they’re everything.

Some children don’t need pushing, rewards, or stricter routines.
They need time, consistency, and support that understands how they experience the world.

When support is matched properly, children don’t just “comply," they feel safe.
And when they feel safe, they engage.

That’s the approach we focus on every day.

If your child has been struggling with supports, avoiding sessions, or just hasn’t connected with workers before, it doesn’t always mean they don’t want help; sometimes the support just hasn’t fit yet.

You’re always welcome to reach out for a chat, even if you’re unsure where to start.

📧 intake@incarehealth.com.au
🌐 www.incarehealth.com.au
📞 1300 795 402

04/02/2026

What makes NDIS housing suitable?

It’s not just about the building, it’s about the person living in it.

Suitable NDIS housing should always prioritise:
✔️ Safety, accessible design, risk management, and informed support
✔️ Support match, the right staffing, routines, and compatibility
✔️ Dignity & quality of life, choice, privacy, independence, and comfort

When housing is done well, it supports stability, well-being, and genuine independence.
When it’s not, people are left unsupported in spaces that don’t meet their needs.

Safe. Matched. Human.
And always participant-first.

If you’re navigating NDIS housing options or unsure whether a current setup is truly suitable, we’re here to help.

📧 intake@incarehealth.com.au
🌐 www.incarehealth.com.au
📞 1300 795 402

03/02/2026

Some days feel heavier than others.

It’s okay to pause.
It’s okay not to have the right words.

Be gentle with yourself today.

This is a space rooted in care and dignity.

If you or someone you know is struggling, support is available:
Lifeline 13 11 14 | Beyond Blue 1300 22 4636

30/01/2026

Acquired Brain Injury (ABI) can change how a person thinks, feels, communicates, and functions day-to-day, but it does not change their value, dignity, or potential.

Many ABI impacts are invisible. Fatigue, memory challenges, emotional regulation, and processing speed often need structured, patient, and individualised support.

At InCare, we focus on routine, safety, cognitive support, and person-centred goals, so participants can build confidence and regain independence at their own pace.

Support should be clinical when needed and human at all times.

📞 1300 795 402
📧 intake@incarehealth.com.au
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28/01/2026

Meaningful community access isn’t about “keeping busy” or ticking boxes.
It’s about belonging.

It means feeling safe.
It means being understood.
It means doing things that matter to you, at your pace, in your way.

At InCare, community access is always:
• participant-led
• purposeful
• dignified
• built around real connection

Because being part of the community should feel like exactly that: being part of something. 💚

📞 1300 795 402
📧 intake@incarehealth.com.au
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28/01/2026

Cerebral Palsy is the most common physical disability in childhood.
It can affect movement, muscle tone, coordination, mobility and speech; but how CP presents varies from person to person.

Some people require very little daily support. Others benefit from equipment, therapy, communication supports or complex clinical care.

Disability is never one-size-fits-all; support should be individual, respectful, and built around choice & control.

Awareness builds inclusion.

📞 1300 795
📧 intake@incarehealth.com.au
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22/01/2026

Communication isn’t always verbal, and it doesn’t have to be.

Many participants and people in our community use non-verbal communication every day, including:
• Gestures & body language
• Eye-gaze & facial expressions
• Sign language & key word sign
• AAC devices (iPads, PECS, speech apps)
• Writing, drawing & pointing
• Behaviour, routine & pattern-based communication

Non-verbal communication is common in conditions such as Autism, Down Syndrome, Cerebral Palsy, Acquired Brain Injury (ABI), Developmental Delay, and a range of congenital & neurological conditions.

It’s also sometimes a choice; not everyone wants or feels comfortable speaking to express themselves.

When we take the time to observe, regulate, and truly listen beyond words, we create safer, more inclusive spaces for people to express themselves in the way that feels right for them.

Let’s listen beyond words.

📞 1300 795
📧 intake@incarehealth.com.au
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20/01/2026

Our disability accommodation is designed to feel safe, supportive and genuinely comfortable for participants and families.

We still have capacity for STA (Short-Term Accommodation) and MTA (Medium-Term Accommodation) for participants who may need:
• time between housing transitions
• support after hospital discharge
• a safe place during periods of change
• temporary accommodation while exploring SIL or long-term options

Our housing is focused on:
• comfort & accessibility
• dignity in care
• confidence for participants & families
• coordination with support coordinators and allied health
• smoother transitions (especially around discharge and complex planning)

Walk-throughs are available, and referrals are welcome from:
→ Support Coordinators
→ Allied Health
→ Hospital Teams
→ Participants & Families

Please feel free to book a complimentary walkthrough or send an inquiry at any time using our booking link: https://form.jotform.com/260187973827067

If you're exploring housing pathways and want to understand suitability, we’re here to help.

📞 1300 795 40
📧 intake@incarehealth.com.au
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19/01/2026

Support doesn’t work in isolation.
Whether you’re a participant, a family member, a support coordinator, allied health or part of a discharge team — connection matters.

Good outcomes start with communication, clarity and collaboration.

If you want to explore pathways, discuss a participant, plan ahead or simply ask questions, we’re here for the conversation.

📞 1300 795 402
📧 intake@incarehealth.com.au
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18/01/2026

Participants notice what providers sometimes overlook, not because they’re picky, but because their values matter.

Consistency, communication, honesty and pacing tell participants whether they are respected, heard and considered.

Good providers aren’t just clinically capable.
They’re passionate.
They care about dignity, not just compliance.
They treat the NDIS as relational, not transactional.

Because participants aren’t booking services, they’re entrusting their lives, goals and capacity to teams who should honour that responsibility.

People deserve providers who notice what they notice.

At InCare, we pride ourselves on exactly this; participants come first.
📞 1300 795 402
📧 intake@incarehealth.com.au
🌐 incarehealth.com.au

15/01/2026

Nursing at home isn’t just convenient; it changes the quality of care.

When participants can receive clinical support in their own environment, we often see:
• reduced stress & sensory overload
• stronger trust & rapport
• better communication
• safer transitions
• improved functional outcomes

For participants with complex, chronic or transitional needs, the home can be the most informative clinical setting.

This is why InCare continues to prioritise in-home nursing pathways, collaboration with allied health, and continuity across services.

📞 1300 795 402
📧 intake@incarehealth.com.au
🌐 incarehealth.com.au

14/01/2026

Mental health isn’t invisible; it’s functional.
It impacts energy, motivation, routines, sleep, relationships and how we cope through day-to-day life.

For many participants, mental health isn’t secondary; it’s central.
And it deserves to be recognised, supported and understood without stigma or minimisation.

InCare supports participants with psychosocial and mental health-related needs through collaborative, person-centred pathways that respect both mind and body.

We would love to be a part of your journey, supporting capacity, confidence and independence along the way.
📞 1300 795 402
📧 intake@incarehealth.com.au
🌐 incarehealth.com.au