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Support That Feels Like Living

Everything we do starts here

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At Wara Yindi, support is not something done to people. It is something built with people—around their identity, goals, relationships and the life they want to live.

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Find Your More

Support should fit real life.

Choose practical everyday assistance, goal-focused skill development or flexible privately booked services.

LIVE MORE - CORE SUPPORTS 

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Practical support for everyday life, community connection and experiences that feel meaningful.

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  • Individual support work

  • Assistance with daily living

  • Household activities and everyday tasks

  • Shopping and attending appointments

  • Community access and participation

  • Social outings and local adventures

  • More to Life monthly programs

  • Group and centre-based activities

  • Transport, travel and pick-up options

  • Planned and flexible respite

  • Overnight stays, camps and weekend escapes

  • Support at 1:1, 1:2 or 1:3 ratios

BUILD MORE - CAPACITY BUILDING 

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Goal-focused support that builds confidence, independence, knowledge and greater choice.

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  • Level 2 Support Coordination

  • Level 3 Specialist Support Coordination

  • Understanding and implementing NDIS plans

  • Connecting with providers and community services

  • Plan review preparation and supporting evidence

  • Cooking, budgeting and household skills

  • Routine, organisation and planning

  • Communication and relationship building

  • Social confidence and community participation

  • Self-advocacy and decision-making

  • Education and employment readiness

  • Therapeutic counselling

  • Developmental education

  • Emotional regulation and sensory strategies

  • Parent, carer and family consultations

  • Functional needs, capacity and progress reports

MORE YOUR WAY - FEE FOR SERVICE

Flexible services available through private payment, organisational bookings, community partnerships or funded projects.

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  • Parent and carer training

  • Support worker skill development

  • Provider and workforce training

  • School and community workshops

  • Online and in-person learning

  • Private therapeutic counselling

  • Private developmental education

  • Functional needs and supporting evidence reports

  • Tailored programs and workshops

  • Private More to Life experiences

  • Private respite arrangements

  • Community and regional program delivery

  • Custom project design

  • Community Yarning Space and group-room hire

  • Practical resource packs and card decks

  • Journals, templates and digital resources

  • Provider systems and workforce bundles​

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LEARN MORE - Parents, Carers and Families 

Training that helps families understand behaviour, strengthen relationships and feel more confident supporting their person.

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  • Understanding behaviour as communication

  • Neurodiversity-affirming parenting and support

  • Supporting emotional regulation

  • Sensory needs and sensory-friendly environments

  • Communication and connection strategies

  • Establishing routines, expectations and boundaries

  • Supporting children and adolescents

  • Responding to challenging or distressed behaviour

  • Building confidence, independence and self-advocacy

  • Navigating disability supports and the NDIS

  • Working positively with schools and service providers

  • Parent and carer wellbeing

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Available facilitated programs may include:

  • Circle of Security Parenting

  • 1-2-3 Magic

  • Engaging Adolescents

  • RAGE

  • Managing the Bull

  • Kimochi

  • Sandplay

  • DRUMBEAT

SUPPORT BETTER - Support Workers & Frontline Workers 

Practical skill-building for workers who want to provide safe, respectful and genuinely person-centred support.

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  • Understanding the support worker role

  • Professional boundaries and ethical practice

  • Strengths-based and person-centred support

  • Neurodiversity-affirming practice

  • Behaviour as communication

  • Communication and engagement strategies

  • Emotional regulation and de-escalation

  • Trauma-aware and culturally responsive support

  • Supporting independence without taking over

  • Active support and meaningful participation

  • Understanding NDIS goals and participant plans

  • Writing clear, useful case notes

  • Risk awareness, safeguarding and duty of care

  • Incident identification and reporting

  • Working alongside families and informal supports

  • Creating enjoyable and meaningful support experiences

PRACTICE MORE - Providers, Schools & Organisations

Tailored training that strengthens staff confidence, organisational practice and inclusive community delivery.

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  • Creating inclusive and accessible programs

  • Understanding disability and neurodiversity

  • Behaviour as communication

  • Sensory-friendly classrooms and community spaces

  • Trauma-aware and culturally responsive practice

  • Supporting emotional regulation

  • Program adaptation and participation planning

  • Disability inclusion in regional communities

  • Staff communication and professional boundaries

  • NDIS documentation and evidence

  • Case notes, progress reporting and record keeping

  • Risk assessment and incident reporting

  • Safeguarding and duty of care

  • Working collaboratively with families

  • Supporting children and adolescents

  • Team reflection and practice development

  • Custom training designed around organisational needs

VENUE & COMMUNITY SPACES

Creating welcoming places for connection and learning.

​Safe, welcoming, and flexible spaces for meetings, services, and community connection.

The Home Base (Unit 4, 14 Forsyth Street)

Unit 4, 14 Forsyth Street Conferences, meetings, reference groups, group sessions & assessments

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The Outdoor Space (Outdoor home-based hire) 

Address provided upon booking A fully equipped sensory-friendly home space

Included 

Tea and coffee facilities
Toilets
First aid kit, fire extinguisher, blankets & alarms
Emergency evacuation procedures

All sites are covered by contents and damage insurance
Pre-existing risk assessment at all sites
Policies and procedures available to service providers during site use

​Our facilities are available for:

  • Meeting room hire

  • Training workshops

  • Community groups

  • Therapy sessions

  • Family meetings

  • Community events

  • Collaborative service delivery

  • Professional development

Hire Pricing

$25/hour excl. GST (1 hour minimum booking) or $185/day (8+ hours, excl. GST)

$25 added for booking requests with less than 24 hours notice

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Hire Add Ons

Cultural Engagement & Support – Price on request

Creche Services – Price on request

FUNCTIONAL NEEDS ANALYSIS

A Functional Needs Analysis (FNA) is a targeted, evidence‑driven functional report designed specifically for NDIS decision‑making. It is not the same as a traditional Functional Capacity Assessment (FCA), and that difference is exactly why people choose your service. A Functional Needs Analysis is a streamlined, multidisciplinary assessment that focuses on the real support a person needs, why they need it, and what happens without it. It is built around functional impact, daily living barriers, carer capacity, and risk, not long clinical testing.​​​​​

Your FNA provides:

  • Real examples of daily challenges

  • Real examples of support needs

  • Real examples of carer burnout

  • Clear justification linked to NDIS legislation

  • Evidence written in language delegates understand

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It is practical, accurate, and NDIS‑aligned, feedback and NDIS changes lead and designed

Most FCAs are long, clinical, and exhausting, filled with generic testing, completed by one discipline, oversighted by delegates because they lack functional detail and focused on impairment, not daily life. 

​Your FNA is the opposite

  • It gives delegates exactly what they ask for:

    • functional impact

    • examples

    • justification

    • risk

    • support mapping

Where real‑world needs meet clinical clarity. This is not just a report — it is a roadmap for the right support, because your support needs deserve more than a generic report.

The FNA is: 

  • Shorter but stronger

  • Clearer but more detailed

  • Multidisciplinary and easy to read

  • Evidence‑heavy but not overwhelming

  • Designed for real outcomes, not just compliance

Key Differences: 

  • Functional Needs Analysis — focuses on real life, real examples, real support needs.

  • Functional Capacity Assessment — focuses on clinical testing and impairment scoring.​​

A Functional Needs Analysis gives NDIS delegates the exact evidence they need — real examples, real risks, real support needs — without the massive, oversighted assessments.

All reports and recommendations completed by a Board approved Developmental Educator, with oversight and input from multiple different disciplines including Specialist Support Coordinators, Counsellors, Youth Workers, Early Childhood Educators & High Intensity Support Workers. 

WHAT WE ASSESS

  • Functional impacts 

  • Support needs

  • What you have trailed & exhausted

  • Level of support

  • Risks

  • Evidence and justification

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All the information NDIS wants to hear, see and know!

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WHY THESE WORK 

  • Multidisciplinary evidence, not single‑lens opinions

  • We assess function, not just symptoms

  • We justify supports with clear evidence

  • We include real‑world examples reviewers can understand

  • We explain your story, on paper

Funded under NDIS Improved Daily Living • In person or remote

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Wara Yindi Support Services Pty Ltd
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ABN 72 697 239 660  |  ACN 697 239 660
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