Welcome to Chis Support Services
At Chis Support, we believe that every person has an equal opportunity of living a happy, comfortable, and relaxed life. Our practice was founded to help people with assistance and advanced care services to help them realise their potential. We recognise that economic and social independence are important aspects of living a life of dignity. We focus our service on ensuring the same. We deliver services across Australia by focusing on assisting the people with disabilities in Australia.
Chis Support Services seeks to provide good quality services for people with disabilities, ensuring that their individual requirements are met. Impact care is dedicated to ensure that your family history is kept in mind while developing a personalised planning option to maximise the benefits of your NDIS program.
Travelling can be challenging for many participants and might feel like a burden. At Chis Support Services, we understand
If you’re looking for a comprehensive, cost effective alternative to any type of facility, Chis Support Services
Innovation Community Participation is provided to participants who has complex individual support needs that are best met by someone
Adapting to change can be the smoothest when there is someone who can help you with the transition. Impact
We are committed to being your shoulder to lean on and providing honest advice for you during this delicate time. We are available 24 hours a day to provide your loved one with a caregiver.
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Carers play a large role in supporting their loved one throughout the NDIS process. Carers can assist participants in many aspects of the NDIS including access, planning meetings, review requests and assisting them to manage their chosen supports.
The National Disability agency (NDIA) is operation body of the NDIS and determines who is eligible to take part in the scheme. Are you an Australian citizen or permanent resident ? Are under 65 years old ( when you first use the scheme) ? Have a permanent or lifelong disability or condition that stops you from doing everyday things yourself ?
You can make a request for a free consultation by sending us a mail at hello@chissupportservices.com
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