Inclusive Care Choices

13/04/2026

Couldn’t have said it better! 🌻

02/04/2026

📞 We’ve got a new phone number!

Inclusive Care Choices is excited to share our updated contact details to better support our community.

🕘 Office Hours: Monday to Friday, 9:00am – 5:00pm
📱 Phone: (03) 8594 1822
🌐 Website: www.inclusivecarechoices.com.au

Our Services Include:
• Support Coordination
• In home Support & Daily Living
• Community Access
• Life Skills Development
• Neuro affirming, trauma informed care

Whether you're new to the NDIS or looking for a provider who truly values consistency, connection, and quality support we’re here for you.

Reach out today, we’d love to support you or your loved one.

01/04/2026

We’re Hiring Support Workers | Inner South East & Richmond
Inclusive Care Choices is looking for genuine, neuroaffirming disability support workers to join our team.

We’re not about filling shifts we’re about building consistent, trusted relationships with our participants.

The role includes:
• Community access & daily living support
• Supporting routines, independence & emotional regulation
• Working 1:1 with children, teens, or adults

We’re looking for someone who is:
• Calm, patient & non judgemental
• Experienced with ASD / ADHD / psychosocial disability
• Reliable with a drivers licence & car

Why join us?
• Consistent shifts (no random placements)
• Supportive, down to earth team
• Small provider that genuinely cares

📍 Inner South East Melbourne & Richmond
📩 DM us or email to apply tell us a bit about yourself and your availability. [email protected]

23/03/2026

Very interesting and worth the watch.

*DID - Trigger warning*

23/03/2026

🔸We are hiring! 🔸

Are you someone who loves making a difference, enjoys a good laugh, and is ready to change lives in the south and north-east of Melbourne? We’re looking for passionate, reliable, and initiative-driven people to join our team as Disability Support Workers.

What You’ll Be Doing:
🗣 Supporting amazing individuals to live their best lives.
🏃‍♂️ Assisting with daily activities from community outings to personal care.
🎯 Helping clients achieve their goals, big and small.
💬 Building meaningful connections that make every day a little brighter.

What We’re Looking For:
✅ A big heart and a can do attitude.
✅ Cert III or IV in Individual Support (Disability), Disability, or similar.
✅ Current First Aid and CPR certificates.
✅ NDIS Worker Screening Check and Working with Children Check.
✅ Reliable transport and a willingness to travel around Melbourne’s south and north-east.
✅ Previous experience? Fantastic! New to the sector? We still want to hear from you if you have the right attitude.

Please send your resume to [email protected]

Subject line - March - April 2026 intake
Also please put in the email your availability.

Thank you!

21/03/2026

Real support creates real change.
One participant recently shared:
“I couldn’t be happier with the services provided. The support has helped me get out of the house regularly and start planning bigger day trips. My life has changed.”
Stories like this remind us why we do what we do.

Our goal is always the same helping people feel confident, connected, and supported in their everyday lives.

If you or someone you know is looking for compassionate disability support, Inclusive Care Choices is here to walk alongside you.
📍 Melbourne in person supports
💻 Support coordination available Australia wide

20/03/2026

Just scrolling through TikTok, as many of us do, and I came across a video titled: “Here’s what all NDIS providers need to know…” (it was about building team culture).

It got me thinking.

Firstly, we need to stop referring to ourselves as NDIS providers.

We are disability service providers.
The NDIS is a government funding model that pays invoices. Our work sits within the broader community services sector, which can involve multiple funding streams including privately funded clients.

I have been in this sector for over 20 years, well before the NDIS was introduced. For me, starting my own company was a natural progression in my career not a decision driven by opportunity alone.

I am a small provider in a large and growing sector, doing my best to deliver quality, ethical support. While there are many providers doing the right thing, there are also some who are not, and whose intentions are not aligned with best practice.

It is no surprise that members of the disability community are expressing that they feel like “cash cows.”

Language is where this begins.

If we want to improve the standard of care and rebuild trust, we need to start with how we position ourselves and the work we do.

Just my thoughts this morning. ✌🏻 🌻

Romana
Director, Inclusive Care Choices

19/03/2026

Navigating the NDIS can feel confusing but you don’t have to do it alone.

At Inclusive Care Choices, we offer a range of services designed to support individuals in building independence and achieving their personal goals.
Our supports include:
✔ Support coordination
✔ Community participation
✔ Daily living support
✔ Life skills development
✔ Residential cleaning & housekeeping

Our experienced and compassionate team works closely with each participant to build strong relationships and consistent support.
We also offer a complimentary introductory meeting so you can meet your team and explore the support options available.

Your journey is unique, your support should be too.
Send us a message if you’d like to learn more.

17/03/2026

What does “neuroaffirming support” actually mean?

It’s something to be understood, respected, and supported.

A neuroaffirming approach means:

✔ Valuing different ways of thinking and experiencing the world
✔ Creating environments where people feel safe and validated
✔ Supporting autonomy and individual choices
✔ Building support around the person not forcing the person to fit the system

Every individual has unique strengths, needs, and goals. That’s why we tailor our supports so each participant receives care that truly reflects who they are.

Because real support starts with respect.

17/03/2026

Neurodiversity Celebration Week 💛

This week is about recognising, understanding, and celebrating the incredible diversity of human minds.

At Inclusive Care Choices, we hold space for both truths…
Neurodivergence can come with real challenges in systems that aren’t always built to support different ways of thinking, feeling, and experiencing the world. And those challenges deserve to be acknowledged, validated, and supported.

But this week is also about celebration.

Celebrating creativity.
Celebrating deep thinking.
Celebrating unique perspectives.
Celebrating the strength it takes to navigate a world that often doesn’t fit.

Most importantly, it’s about community.

When neurodivergent individuals, families, and supports come together we share knowledge, lived experience, and strategies that truly make a difference. We learn from each other. We lift each other. We create safer, more inclusive spaces together.

Because no one should have to figure it out alone.

Let’s continue building a community where differences are not just accepted… but valued.

💛

🌟 Neurodiversity Celebration Week is on now! March 16th – 20th
🧠 Neurodiversity means that all our brains work in different ways.

🌈 Everyone thinks, learns, feels and understands in their own way, and this is what makes us human.

🤝 This week, we celebrate the strengths and perspectives of neurodivergent people and promote inclusion and understanding.

🌐 You can check out the Neurodiversity Celebration Week website for useful resources and free online events: https://www.neurodiversityweek.com/resource-hub

❓ What are you doing this week to celebrate? Let us know in the comments.

🤩 We love hearing about different organisations and resources that support neurodiversity!

Pic desc: The word “Neurodiversity” in colourful font on a blue background. There are 10 multicoloured brains surrounding it to show diversity and uniqueness.

17/03/2026

Finding the right disability support shouldn’t feel overwhelming.

At Inclusive Care Choices, we believe everyone deserves to feel seen, heard, and supported.

We are a Melbourne-based disability support provider specialising in mental health and neurodiversity. Our approach is neuroaffirming and trauma-informed, creating safe spaces where individuality is respected and people are empowered to live life on their own terms.

Our services include:
✔ Support coordination
✔ Community access
✔ Assistance with daily living
✔ Life skills development
✔ In-home supports

We work alongside participants and families to build consistent, trusted support teams so people can navigate their NDIS journey with confidence, dignity, and hope.

If you or someone you love needs support, we’re here to help.

📩 Send us a message to learn more.