Support Care Disability Service

We at Support Care Disability Services do not endorse Political Parties as we believe every political party must support our most vulnerable members of the community. We do however support individuals who believe in local government and only local government. There is a local council election in Lockwood Ward Bendigo. I also understand there are candidates for the Greens and One Nation and perhaps others Political aligned people who are also standing at this election. Importantly let us all be reminded of what the Local Governments role is:

Local councils are responsible for delivering essential services, representing community interests, and exercising legal powers to improve local life. Councillors are the heart of community life giving residents a democratic voice and enable participation in local decision making.

I have not found anything of note where local government are used to push the agenda of political parties or to use local government as a way into state or federal politics.

The NDIS and other government agencies are there to represent the most vulnerable. I ask who is there to represent them on local issues, if we are using Local Government as a steppingstone to voice your political ideology. I can however come out and support one person who represents the people for the people. Aay Mishra
I will not go into the endless qualities of Ajay. Yes, he is a friend but above all he is a kind and generous man. Ajay is a passionate cricketer. I have often asked him to have a net with one of our participants and out he comes ready to bat or bowl for however long. Ajay is someone I can count on as a friend but as a voice for everyone regardless of who you are. Ajay is not political he is however passionate about Lockwood ward and Bendigo. He will bring a voice to local government and fulfil the role of what councillor new and old forget. This is why we need more Ajay's in the world.

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In advance we would like to thank you for taking the time to read our letter to you.
Do you find it hard to locate suitable support options to meet the needs of your participants?
Do you find that service providers are not flexible enough to tailor services to individual participant needs?
Support Care Disability Services may have a solution.
Our service provides one to one skill building and community engagement support, tailored to the goals of each participant.
Our vision is to deliver accessible, meaningful skills and knowledge to build skills in the areas that people want.
Our peer support facilitators bring over 10 years experience in educational support in adult education, delivering accredited Foundation training in community engagement and work skills to people with intellectual disability and cognitive impairments.
Please contact us on the numbers below or email us.

Attending this event with some participants

From the bush to the international stage, Sam is breaking records and paving the way Sam Le Feuvre got involved in sport to connect with people like him. In just 12 months, the schoolboy became an Australian record holder before going on to compete for his country.

Save the date!

The Summer Foundation Annual Public Forum – Transforming supports at home: Making it work for NDIS participants | Thursday 2 November, 12 noon.

This year’s event will discuss the good, the bad, and the ugly of home and living supports. We’ll be talking about how we can transform supports at home so they truly meet the needs of people with disability.

Don’t miss your chance to be a part of this important conversation: https://pulse.ly/w1fud54s4i