They may include assistance with personal, self-care, and other domestic activities such as meal preparation, shopping, cooking and cleaning. Assistance with Travel/ transport arrangements $51.50 - $70.60 per hour. This focuses on the provision of transport to enable participation in community, social, economic and daily life activities: Some taxi fares not covered by other relevant taxi subsidy schemes Public transport fare of accompanying provider Training for independence in travel and transport $51.50 - $70.60 per hour. Supports focus on assisting an individual to develop their skills to travel and use public transport independently. This includes training in driving using adapted equipment or vehicle modification. Development and support with daily living and life skills $51.50 - $70.60 per hour. Development of daily living and life skills through training, and where appropriate ongoing support, for an individual to increase their ability to live as independently as possible. Training and assistance can be provided either individually or through shared activities. It can include skills development and support with daily life activities, communication, social skills, tenancy, budgeting and/or problem solving. Training for parents $51.50 - $70.60 per hour. Delivering training to parents of children with disabilities to assist them in their parenting role. Training for carers $51.50 - $70.60 per hour. Delivering training to carers in matters related to caring for a person with disability. Group activities $17.20 - $23.60 per hour. Where activity has a high ratio of individuals to support staff i.e. one support worker to 4 -10 individuals. Price as negotiated. Shared activities
Often includes ability to manage complex medical/health needs and/or significant behaviours or vulnerabilities of concern. Hourly unit price The price of an hour of support/service delivered by a provider. Lower support This support: May involve drop-in support, a mix of paid and informal support and/or shared support where support is provided to more than one individual. Provides overall supervision of living arrangements and generally requires limited coordination. Can be delivered with basic levels of experience and skill. Can involve providing occasional to intermittent prompting to undertake tasks and/or self- care activities. Relates to whether the support is active, on-call etc. Follows a behaviour support /safeguarding plan in place where there are some behaviours of concern and the strategies can be implemented effectively within the available support. ‘No show’ Refers to an individual not appearing or being available for a scheduled service that has been arranged with a provider; or where an individual is not at the agreed location for the scheduled service. Price range The distribution of pricing indicating both the minimum and maximum price that will be paid for a service within a cluster. Professional service Occupations requiring special training, are evidence-based, meet relevant industry standards and/or legislative requirements. Some professional services require holding a professional licence or membership to a specific body, such as AHPRA. In general, they offer customised and knowledge-based services. The management of funded supports in a plan by either the person with disability or a representative acting on their behalf. The person or their representative receives the funding, engages supports and services and is responsible for meeting relevant legal obligations. Where a representative manages the supports and services, they receive funds on trust to be spent according to the person’s plan, and may be wholly or partially responsible for meeting legal obligations. Service provider management The management of funded supports in a person’s plan by a contracted service provider. The service provider receives the funding, engages staff and is responsible for meeting relevant legal obligations. On agreement with the service provider, the person and/or their representative