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Living the Life of Independence With Kriscare’s Help
There are many barriers created by physical disabilities and old age but with our life skill’s group and one-on-one training session, you can improve and learn new skills in no time. The elderly and people with disabilities should not lose hope in reaching the amount of independence they can practice on a daily basis. Their known life skills still have a chance to get developed with the help of the right team and exposure to different community work.
Kriscare is here to provide individualised aged care support services to boost our senior participant’s self confidence. We provide appropriate aged care activities and make sure that our aged care assist-team always prioritises our participants’ overall well-being. For great quality disability services in Australia, partnering with Kriscare is the best decision you’ll ever make!
Why Choose Our Life Skills Training?
As part of our quality disability services, we aim to give an effective life skills development program for all of our participants. We have high success rate because of the following reasons:
- Our aged care support team focuses on targeting our participants’ life goals and enabling them to do more on their own.
- All our lifestyle activities in aged care are safe and appropriate for elderly.
- We conduct regular NDIS Training for carers and make sure that they deliver professional carer skills always.
- Our independent living skills program is client-centred, executed with sensitivity and respect for our participant’s personal goals.
Do not let your age or disabilities pull you away from a life that is more independent and productive. Develop your daily living skills here at Kriscare!
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Experience the KrisCare Difference
To begin your journey of care, contact KrisCare. Our support coordinators and disability care staff have years of experience to provide high quality care. Now is the time to make an appointment with us.
Address:
DIAMOND CREEK, 3089, Australia