OUR VISION
Mission: To empower individuals with disabilities to live their most independent and fulfilling lives by providing compassionate, reliable, and tailored support services.
Vision: To be a leading and trusted provider of disability support in the local Macedon Ranges community, known for our excellent standard of care, professional staff, and positive client outcomes.
Values:
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Person-Centered Care: We put the individual’s goals, choices, and well-being at the heart of everything we do.
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Strength Based Approach: We value each individuals strengths and work within those strengths to promote self confidence and enthusiasm within the participant.
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Respect & Dignity: We treat every person with the utmost respect and honour their dignity and right to self-determination.
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Integrity & Transparency: We operate with honesty, integrity, and open communication with our clients and their families.
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Professionalism & Excellence: We are committed to maintaining a highly skilled workforce and delivering services of the highest quality.
WHAT WE OFFER
Individualised Care
Support plans tailored specifically to your needs, goals, and lifestyle, ensuring flexibility and self direction.
Community Access
Support to engage with your local community, access essential services, and participate in social activities.
Therapeutic Support
Coordination and delivery of therapy services to help maximize independence and achieve personal milestones.
Specialised Services
For Young People
We are dedicated to supporting young people (aged 15-25) as they transition into adulthood. Our process starts by **working with you** to define your aspirations, ensuring all goals and subsequent support plans are co-designed and focused on your independence, peer connection, and employment pathways.
Whilst our passion is working with young people we will work with anyone.
Capacity and life skill
We assist young people in developing essential everyday skills required for independent living, including: budgeting, meal preparation, public transport navigation, household management, and self-advocacy.
Social and Peer Inclusion
Facilitating meaningful peer connections through supported group activities, youth clubs, hobby groups, and sports, helping to build confidence and long-lasting friendships outside of the family unit.
School to Work Transition
Specialised support for post-school planning, including School Leaver Employment Supports (SLES), career exploration, interview skills, resume writing, and navigating further education opportunities.
Setting and Achieving Goals
We work collaboratively with each participant to create goals that align with their personal plans. We then develop a support plan outlining how Wise Disability Support Services will help the participant achieve those goals.
Our Clients Say
Our son, a 28-year-old with level 3 autism, mental health issues, and anxiety, recently emerged from an autistic shutdown. He has come so far in the past six months; he is now communicating his wants and trying different sports and activities, thanks to all the support Nathaniel has provided him. He works out, does water aerobics, plays golf, and participates in 10-pin bowling every week. Additionally, for the past two months, he has been participating in a day program two days a week on top of work with Nathaniel.
LK, mother
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