promoting independent living
Breaking Down Barriers
At CQ Home Care, we believe in removing barriers to help our participants live fuller, more independent lives. Whether you could benefit from daily, weekly or even occasional assistance, our disability services provide individualised support in your own home, in shared living facilities and within the community.
As a registered NDIS provider, we work with people living with a range of physical, intellectual, mental and sensory disabilities throughout Yeppoon and Central Queensland, including Rockhampton, Emu Park, Mackay & Gladstone. Our team is here to assist you in developing a plan that meets your unique needs and helps you achieve your goals.
For more information, call us on 0431 801 913. We can also assist with aged care and domestic services, so please don’t hesitate to get in touch. The right support can make all the difference.
Registered with the NDIS
We facilitate supported independent living
Putting care & compassion first
minimising stress, maximising support
Disability Services for Your Needs
Our disability services are flexible and can be tailored to suit your changing circumstances. It’s important that help is available to those who need it, when they need it—so we offer 24/7 support. Our services include (but aren’t limited to):
- Personal care (hygiene, dressing, eating etc.)
- Daily household tasks
- Mobility, transferring & use of aids
- Transport assistance to attend appointments & go shopping
- Social & community participation, including advocacy & social outings
- Assistance accessing volunteer programs or employment
- Therapeutic support
- Basic first aid
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FAQs
What You Need To Know
What types of support can disability services include?
Disability supports can include personal care, meal preparation, household tasks, transport to appointments, help using mobility aids, social and community participation, skill development, therapeutic supports and assistance with employment pathways. Services are usually tailored to individual goals, routines and preferences, and can change as circumstances or needs change.
Can support be provided at home and in the community?
Support can often be delivered in different settings, depending on individual needs and goals. This may include assistance at home, in shared living arrangements, during community outings, at appointments, while shopping, or when attending social, recreational, educational or volunteer activities that encourage independence, confidence and participation in everyday life.
How can a disability support worker help develop social skills?
A disability support worker can help build social skills by encouraging communication, practising conversation, supporting participation in community activities and helping develop confidence in new situations. They may assist with understanding boundaries, routines and social cues, while creating opportunities to form friendships, maintain connections and reduce isolation over time.
