We have been traveling since time eternal. Previously, people traveled for food and new places to live. Now, people travel for professional reasons, to socialise, to study, and even for the purpose of leisure. In other words, travelling and transportation has been a part and parcel of human life. However, people with disabilities may find traveling autonomously a bit challenging.
This is where Sewa Foundations comes into play as an NDIS support provider. We are a team of support experts that offer just the right support that meets the travel needs of participants. They use all their expertise and experience to develop just the right support plan, which meets the travel needs of every participant.
We understand that the travel needs of one participant differs from the other. That’s why, we consider the lifestyle of the support recipients, the goals of their lives, their aspirations. They take into account their strength, abilities, areas of interest, and their social background.
Our support staff talk to the members of participants’ families, and their immediate caregivers.
With such a focused approach, we manage to deliver just the right support that meets the specific travel needs of participants.
- Visits to schools, other educational institutions, vocational training centres
- Visits to office, other places of employment, doctor’s clinic, hospitals for tests, consultation, visits to pharmacy
- Visits to respective communities, places of friends, relatives
- Visits to local shops for shopping daily grocery and other daily amenities
- Visits to movies, operas, musical or sporting events, social gatherings
- Holiday and Weekend trips and tours
- Our assistance not only caters to the needs of participants, but that of their entire family
- The support changes along with the change in the support needs with time. This flexibility ensures, our support is never impertinent at any stage of the life of participants
- Our support is not just about assisting participants with their needs, but about empowering them with the ability to avail public or private transportation, keeping in mind their safety and security, and following NDIS guidelines.
