“Simba Support Services is an authorised brokerage partner of Kal’ang Respite Care Centre, an approved provider of aged care services under the Aged Care Act.” This is a great opportunity for Simba Support Services, to expend its service delivery to the broader community members who are in need. We will not only just provide services …
Simba Support Services is NOW an AUTHORISED AGED CARE SERVICE PROVIDER Read More »
We are a seasoned supplier of Supported Independent Living NDIS services. We provide support and accommodation services to accommodate your or your loved ones’ specific requirements. Additionally, we can link you to health care professionals and other service providers so that you or your loved one can develop capacity skills for more independence. …
A break spent away from your caregiver is beneficial for you both. It’s not only a great way to uphold family and caregiver relationships, but it also allows you to meet new people and learn different things. Important points: Everyone needs to take a break now and then! Short-Term Accommodation (STA) provides an option for …
Here at Simba, we aim to create a strong community wherein members feel connected and valued. Our vision is to create, encourage and support people and ideas to build a strong and compassionate community. We work with vast members of the community, family, individuals, youth, children, and other outside organizations to deliver our services and supports. Our …
The Australian healthcare system has prioritised disability support for years now. Those with special needs also require specialized support services that can cater to diverse requirements and demands of special groups. Disability support services are aimed at providing quality healthcare and professional assistance to individuals with special needs. However, community centres now offer a broad …
Disability support services are aimed at providing quality healthcare Read More »
Wearing a face mask is compulsory in Melbourne and the Mitchell Shire, new rule will be enforced from 11:59pm on Wednesday 22nd July. If you leave in regional Victoria, face covering in regional Victoria continue to be recommended in situations where maintaining 1.5 meters distance is not possible. If you’re leaving your home, you need …
