Muru Pathways

There are 3 types of Support Coordination:

• Support Connection
• Support Coordination 
• Specialist Support Coordination

Community and Core Supports.

Within our person-centred approach, we work with each person’s unique strengths, values and goals to deliver flexible, individualised support.

Our staff works together with the people we support to determine which daily living tasks require support, and what level of support is required. These daily living tasks may include showering, personal care matters, meal times, and other household tasks. We are able to visit people at their homes and support them with the necessary care at a time that suits them.

We also help people to develop skills by building capacity to undertake life goals such as living independently, making friends, engaging with the community, improving decision making, and developing planning and budgeting skills.

Are you planning on moving out of home or having issues with your current housing?

Under the NDIS, people with disabilities can be supported in finding accommodation including group homes, independent housing options, private rentals and government housing.

Behavioural support is more than just changing a person’s behaviours, it’s about finding what works best to give each person the opportunities to to better understand and manage their