4: Wellbeing: Recreation, education and employment Outcome: Person is engaged in valued roles through participation in community, vocational and/or educational activities, and/or employment. There are many factors affecting the cost of delivering service under this cluster. These should be taken into consideration when establishing a price. Please refer to on page 3 for further information. These prices do not cover the cost of standard expenses related to recreational pursuits, such as entry fees, ticket prices or sporting game fees. Cluster 4 - Wellbeing Price ($) Assistance to access and maintain employment $43.40 - $59.50 per hour. Support with specialised open employment job searching. This may include time limited or ongoing provision of pre vocational skills, training, advice, coordination with employers, workplace orientation to assist an individual to get a job and/or induction to assist someone into open employment. Participation in community, social and civic activities $43.40 - $59.50 per hour. Assisting an individual to participate actively in community, social and civic activities; includes supporting people during these activities and developing the persons’ ability to partake in these activities. Recreational activities $43.40 - $59.50 per hour. Supporting an individual to participate in activities that promote and encourage physical well-being, including exercise and sporting activities. These supports relate to the additional requirements due to the disability to assist the individual to participate in recreation and/or sporting activities. Group activities $14.50 - $19.90 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.
Therapies are expected to fall into one of the three categories. behavioural concerns; and/or some family complexities, that require specific interventions and for those interventions to be coordinated with other agencies. High Band $12,189 to $16,428 per year This band is generally for a child with a disability, who has complex needs that may also include complex health and medical needs. School age children 9 – 17 years of age general therapy Provision of a combination of therapies, coordinated by a key worker together with the family, to support a child and/or young person’s independence and participation. Therapies are expected to fall into one of the three categories. Low Band Up to $6,359 per year. This band is generally for a child with developmental delay, or mild disability, who is developing slower than their peers. Medium Band $6,360 to $8,479 per year. This band is generally appropriate for a child/adolescent with a disability who either has: moderate single or multiple areas of need/concern; behavioural concerns; and/or some family complexities, that require specific interventions and for those interventions to be coordinated with other agencies. High Band $8,480 to $13,778 per year. This band is generally appropriate for a child/adolescent with a disability, who has complex needs that may also include complex health and medical needs. Adults 18 years of age and over general therapy Provision of a combination of therapies, coordinated by a key worker together with the family, to Low Band Up to $6,359 per year. This band is generally for an adult with disability, who requires either minimal supports or a short term intervention strategy. Medium Band $6,360 to $8,479 per year. This band is generally for an adult with disability who either has:
focusing on an individual’s needs and desired goals. They are provided by transdisciplinary teams (e.g. occupational therapists, speech pathologists, physiotherapists and psychologists). These teams share knowledge and work together with the person and their family to provide coordinated and integrated services. Specific (Targeted) therapy services are single focused, highly specific and unique services. Examples include specialised equipment consultancy (e.g. complex wheelchairs, car modifications, sleep assessments); positive behaviour support (for people with complex and risky behaviour) and human relationships (e.g. services which include relationship, family, grief, and/or group counselling. Counselling services support an individual to develop their capacity to work towards their personal goals). Wellbeing cluster Services required by individuals to participate in vocational, recreational, social, civic and/or physical health activities in their community. Attachment Two: Map