Novita Services

Novita Services is a leading community-based organisation in South Australia dedicated to supporting people living with disability. With over 80 years of experience, Novita offers a comprehensive range of supports, services, and equipment designed to empower children, young people, and adults to achieve their full potential and live fulfilling lives. Their expert team includes occupational therapists, physiotherapists, speech pathologists, psychologists, and other allied health professionals who deliver personalised care across metropolitan and regional areas.

Mission and Vision

Novita’s mission is to provide innovative, high-quality disability services that promote independence, inclusion, and personal development for people living with disability and their families. Their vision is to be a trusted leader in disability support, fostering a community where everyone can participate fully and confidently in life.

Main Objectives

• Enhance independence and life skills for people with disability.
• Support families and carers through tailored services and respite options.
• Deliver best-practice therapy and rehabilitation to improve health and wellbeing.
• Provide access to assistive technology to maximise comfort and mobility.
• Facilitate community inclusion and participation in social and recreational activities.
• Support transitions such as from school to work or independent living.

Benefiting Groups

• Children and young people with disability or developmental delays.
• Adults living with disability seeking ongoing support.
• Families and carers requiring assistance and guidance.
• Individuals accessing the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS).

Types of Services and Activities

• Therapy and Rehabilitation: Including physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech pathology, psychology, and neuropsychology.
• Early Intervention: Support for children with developmental needs to improve outcomes from a young age.
• Community Programs: Activities that promote social skills, fitness, and community participation such as sports and recreation.
• Assistive Technology: Assessment, prescription, and provision of equipment like wheelchairs, communication devices, and home modifications.
• Supported Independent Living: Assistance with accommodation, daily living tasks, and building skills for autonomy.
• Transition to Work: Programs to develop employment skills and work experience for people with disability.
• Support Coordination: Helping clients navigate the NDIS and access appropriate funding and services.