Personalized Disability Support Services are tailored supports designed around an individual’s unique goals, needs, and preferences. At BORS Community Services, we adopt a person-centred approach, ensuring participants maintain choice, control, and dignity in all aspects of their care.
Support plans are co-designed with the participant, their family (where appropriate), and relevant professionals. We align services with the participant’s NDIS plan, focusing on outcomes such as independence, community participation, and improved quality of life.
Yes. Supports are dynamic and reviewed regularly. As participant goals evolve or circumstances change, we adjust service delivery to ensure continued relevance and effectiveness.
Supports may include daily living assistance, personal care, social participation, behavioural support coordination, and skill development—delivered in-home or within the community.
BORS Community Services provides a range of accommodation supports including Supported Independent Living (SIL), Short-Term Accommodation (STA/Respite), and Medium-Term Accommodation (MTA), depending on participant needs and NDIS funding.
Eligibility depends on the participant’s NDIS plan and assessed support needs. Participants requiring daily assistance or structured living environments may qualify for SIL or other accommodation supports.
Support may include 24/7 care, assistance with daily living tasks, medication management, meal preparation, and community engagement, all delivered in a safe and supportive environment.
Yes. Participants are actively involved in selecting accommodation options that suit their preferences, lifestyle, and proximity to family or community networks.
This service supports participants to travel safely and reliably to appointments, work, education, and social activities, particularly when they are unable to use public transport independently.
Support includes accompanied travel, community access transport, and assistance with developing independent travel skills, depending on the participant’s capacity and goals.
Not all plans include transport funding. Eligibility is determined by the NDIS based on functional capacity and individual circumstances. We assist participants in understanding and utilizing their allocated funding effectively.
Yes. Our trained support staff can accompany participants to medical appointments, social outings, or community activities to ensure safety and engagement.
BORS Community Services delivers a full range of NDIS supports to participants in rural and remote locations, including personal care, community participation, accommodation support, skills development, and transport assistance. Our service model is adapted to address geographic isolation, ensuring equitable access to quality care regardless of location.
We utilise a hybrid service delivery approach combining on-ground support, scheduled outreach visits, and technology-enabled services (where appropriate). Strategic staff deployment, local partnerships, and efficient scheduling ensure continuity of care even in hard-to-reach areas.
In some cases, NDIS pricing arrangements include loadings for travel time and remote service delivery due to increased operational costs. We provide transparent cost breakdowns and work closely with participants to optimise their funding utilisation.
We maintain strict service governance through trained support workers, regular supervision, compliance with NDIS Practice Standards, and ongoing monitoring. Digital reporting systems and periodic reviews ensure accountability, service quality, and participant satisfaction.
BORS Consultancy Services provides expert advisory and support to individuals, families, organisations, and providers navigating the NDIS ecosystem. Our consultancy covers NDIS access, plan utilisation, service design, compliance, and operational improvement for disability service delivery.
Our consultancy is designed for: NDIS participants and families requiring guidance on access and plan optimisation New and existing NDIS providers seeking registration, compliance, or business setup support Organisations looking to improve service quality, governance, and operational efficiency within the disability sector
We provide end-to-end advisory services including: NDIS access application support and appeals guidance Provider registration and audit readiness Policy and procedure development aligned with NDIS Practice Standards Service delivery framework design (SIL, community participation, support coordination) Workforce planning, training, and compliance advisory Technology and systems advisory for service providers
Our consultancy approach is grounded in current NDIS legislation, Practice Standards, and Quality & Safeguards Commission requirements. We apply structured methodologies, documentation frameworks, and continuous improvement principles to ensure clients meet regulatory obligations and deliver high-quality, participant-centred services.
