Our support services are designed to help people participate in everyday life, build independence and work towards their personal goals. Our team provides flexible, individualised assistance based on each participant's needs, preferences, routines and aspirations — focused on supporting people to do more of what matters to them.

• Assistance with daily living activities

• Community access and participation

• Support to attend appointments, activities or social events

• Skill development and capacity building

• Support with routines and personal goals

• Social and recreational participation

• Collaboration with families and other service providers

Our behaviour support services take a compassionate, person-centred approach to understanding behaviours of concern. We recognise behaviour as a form of communication, and work collaboratively with the person, their family, carers and other professionals to identify practical strategies that improve quality of life.

• Functional behaviour assessments

• Interim and comprehensive Behaviour Support Plans

• Identification of triggers, patterns and unmet needs

• Positive behaviour support strategies

• Environmental and communication recommendations

• Training and coaching for families, carers and support workers

• Plan implementation, monitoring and review

• Strategies to reduce and eliminate restrictive practices where applicable

Practical tools for real life. This hands-on program helps people build everyday skills at their own pace, in a supportive space — delivered one-on-one or in groups by our Program Facilitator. You choose what to focus on; we help you build the skills and confidence to get there.

• Relationships, communication and social skills

• Emotional regulation and wellbeing

• Alcohol & drugs, values, goals and identity

• Healthy routines, budgeting and meal preparation

• Problem-solving and decision-making

• Preparing for work, study or volunteering

Engage Support Services is an approved Work and Development Order sponsor. Through the NSW WDO Scheme, eligible people may be able to reduce their Revenue NSW fines debt by completing approved activities, including eligible life skills programs. Eligibility and approval are subject to Revenue NSW requirements.

• Discussing suitable WDO activities

• Supporting the application process

• Developing an appropriate activity plan

• Facilitating approved programs

• Recording attendance and reporting completed activities

Our on-site exercise facility gives participants a welcoming, supportive space to take part in suitable activities at a pace that suits their needs and abilities — supporting movement, confidence and overall wellbeing. Activities can form part of individual supports or life skills programs.

• Building healthy daily routines

• Increasing confidence with movement

• Supporting coordination and general mobility

• Encouraging social participation

A Justice of the Peace is available on site to provide convenient assistance with eligible documents for participants, families, staff and the wider community. Appointments may be required — please contact us before attending to confirm availability and what to bring.

• Witnessing statutory declarations and affidavits

• Certifying copies of original documents

• Witnessing signatures on eligible documents

• General guidance on JP witnessing requirements