Network Rehabilitation Group (Network Case Management Services & Rehabilitation Support Services)

We reached our fundraising goal ! Today's morning tea and fundraising activities for World Diabetes Day has seen more than $2000 raised for JDRF Australia Thank you to all involved. Donations can still be made at: https://lnkd.in/etV3nUph

Some lovely feedback from the recent Network Case Management Services satisfaction survey.....

Network is just one of the many organisations that are "going blue" for JDRF this week. If you are interested in supporting our fundraising page, please follow the link below. https://lnkd.in/g2GHACZy

Network is just one of the many organisations that are "going blue"for JDRF this week. If you are interested in supporting our fundraising page, please follow the link below. https://lnkd.in/g2GHACZy

Our organisation is pleased to now be offering Functional Capacity Assessments (FCA's) for NDIS participants via Network Case Management Services Any referrals may be sent to office@networkcms.com.au Immediate capacity !

Taking a moment to acknowledge our participant John, who is proving that determination is everything. For the last 23 years, John has lived with an ABI caused by a motor vehicle accident. John has had to overcome huge challenges in his life to be where he is today. “Getting in with the wrong people, meant I started using drugs and alcohol.” When Megan (Support Coordinator) first met John, he was going through hard times with his mental health and didn’t feel he had the right supports around him who understood him or respected his decisions. For the last year, John has been dedicated to working with his Support Coordinator to get the right support workers, therapists, and team on his side. John was determined to focus on living a healthy and positive life and has made huge changes including being clean for 14 months! John goes to the gym and sees his mates weekly for catch ups to share the newest games. John is also adding to his fitness regime by doing weekly paper rounds. “I want to give other people hope” John said when talking about his life now, and what he’s achieved. Pictured is John at his home, where he lives with his side kick Eudi.

Next month, our organisation is GOING BLUE in acknowledgment of World Diabetes Day (Nov 14) to spread awareness about type 1 diabetes and raise funds to support life changing research. Please support our mission to come together, go blue, and take action. With your help, we can create the blueprint for a world without T1D. Feel free to get around the initiative at the below link, and help spread the word https://lnkd.in/g2GHACZy

Introducing our newest Support Coordinator, Rebecca Lee (Bec). Bec Joins NCMS with 18 years of disability support roles behind her including Disability Support worker, Recreation, engagement, and service coordinator. Bec also has experiences supporting people with mental health participants and children in care. Rebecca has a passion for supporting people with disabilities to lead self-determined lives and making the most of every day. Bec’s energy for helping families and her training in Autism and intellectual disability make her a perfect addition to our Level 2 Support Coordination service. Bec is based northeast and still has capacity for new referrals (but that won’t last long!)

In November our organisation is GOING BLUE in acknowledgment of World Diabetes Day (Nov 14) to spread awareness about type 1 diabetes and raise funds to support life changing research. Please support our mission to come together, go blue, and take action. With your help, we can create the blueprint for a world without T1D. Feel free to get around the initiative at the below link, and help spread the word https://lnkd.in/g2GHACZy