assistance with decision making, daily planning, budgeting Specialised Supported Employment Assistance in specialised supported employment/ADE 0133 Disability Support Worker (includes Mental Health or Peer Worker) Welfare Worker Teacher Aboriginal Health Worker Commonwealth Quality and Safeguards arrangements apply, including certification against the National Standards for Disability Services (NSDS) via the Human Services Scheme (part 3 (DEES). Accommodation/Tenancy Assistance [Accommodation/Tenancy] Includes transition supports only 0101 Social Worker Welfare Worker Other Assistance with Travel/Transport arrangements Includes rental of adapted vehicle 0108 Taxi/Bus driver Other Household tasks Essential tasks that the participant is not able to undertake: meal preparation and delivery, house or yard maintenance, cleaning and linen). 0120 Cleaner Gardener Other Assistance Animals Further information is being finalised. 0130 Other Specialised Driver Training 0129 Driving Instructor Licensed driving instructor with experience in providing training to
to building structures, fixture or fittings to enable participants to live as independently as possible or to live safely at home. Building Work Project Manager Carpenter / Joiner Electrician Plumber / Gas Fitter / Drainer Tiler Occupational Therapist Rehabilitation Engineer person’s needs and specifications of plans. Must hold current license or registration in the relevant State or Territory Vehicle modifications Vehicle modifications include the installation of, or changes to, equipment in a vehicle to enable a participant to travel safely as a passenger or to drive. 0109 Mechanic Engineer Experience modifying vehicles to comply with Australian Design Rules and Standards. Must hold current license or registration in the relevant State or Territory. Assistive Technology and Equipment Registration Groups Registration Groups relating to equipment and assistive technology often require diverse expertise to meet the needs of participants. Note that some equipment must be prescribed by appropriate allied health professions, but can be sold by retail providers. Registration Group No. Professions Additional Guidance Assistive Equipment for Recreation Products used in competitive and non-competitive sports and other recreational pursuits. 0112 Other Relevant product knowledge and experience working with people with disability.
Specialist Disability Accommodation in Victoria - Summary guidelines Reportable Conduct Scheme Table 4: Requirements for providers of psychosocial supports Legislation, Standards, policies and guidelines Location Existing providers are encouraged to be accredited against the National Standards for Mental Health Services 2010, however this is not mandatory. Existing providers may choose to be independently reviewed and accredited against these Standards, at their own expense and discretion, by an independent review body. Note: An ‘existing provider of psychosocial supports’ is defined as a provider funded to deliver a Victorian Government funded Mental Health Community Support Services program that is transitioning to the NDIS, namely: Individualised Client Support Packages; Adult Residential Rehabilitation; and Supported Accommodation Services. Providers of all other state funded Mental Health Community Support Services are regarded as ‘new providers’ for the purposes of registration as a Victorian approved NDIS provider. New providers applying for NDIS registration for in-scope registration groups for people with a mental illness or mental disorder and associated psychiatric disability will be given Victorian approved NDIS provider status if they are accredited against at least one of the following standards: National Standards for Mental Health Services 2010 Human Services Standards Australian Service Excellence Standards National Standards for Disability Services Evaluation and Quality Improvement Program Standards National Standards for Mental Health Services: Human Services Standards Policy: