Carers and Disability Link Inc

Carers and Disability Link Inc is a well-established community service organisation dedicated to supporting carers, people with disability, and older adults across regional South Australia. With over 25 years of experience, it is recognised for delivering compassionate, personalised, and high-quality care that respects individual choices and promotes independence. The organisation is deeply embedded in the local communities it serves, ensuring its services are responsive and tailored to the unique needs of each client.

Mission and Vision

The mission of Carers and Disability Link is to enrich the lives of carers, people with disability, and older adults by providing accessible, flexible, and professional support services that foster inclusion and wellbeing. The organisation envisions a community where everyone has the opportunity to live with dignity, respect, and connection, supported by services that empower them to achieve their personal goals.

Main Objectives

• Provide tailored support and resources to carers, people with disability, and those aged 65 and over.
• Enhance community inclusion and participation through social activities and support networks.
• Deliver high-quality, ethical, and adaptable services that respond to evolving client and community needs.
• Promote independence and wellbeing by respecting client choices and fostering a sense of belonging.
• Maintain professional standards through ongoing accreditation and external review.

Benefiting Groups

• Carers who provide unpaid support to family members or friends.
• People with disability seeking personalised care and assistance.
• Older adults aged 65 years and over requiring aged care services and social support.

Services and Activities

• Carer Support: Support groups, counselling, resources, and links to other service providers.
• Disability Services: NDIS-accredited personalised supports including personal care, community access, plan management, support coordination, and assistance with daily living skills.
• Aged Care: Personal supports, social groups, respite care, and activities designed to promote independence and social engagement for older adults.
• Short Term Accommodation: Respite stays with 24-hour support to provide carers with breaks and clients with safe, supported environments.
• Community Engagement: Social outings, group lunches, and activities that foster connection and reduce isolation.