1. Spectrum Care Supports

2. Vision and Values Vision People with disabilities living great lives
Person centred
Innovation
Commitment and passion
Partnership
Excellent

3. Adult and child residential
390 people we support in 91 homes, predominantly with an intellectual disability
24/7 duty of care – rostered staff
1 – 6 individuals in each home
Funded by Government based on needs

4. Adult and child residential continued
Active support, community participation, upskilling and helping to reach potential, connecting, goal attainment
Outcome Brokers are responsible for realising goals
Quality of Life measures
Holistic approach

5. Respite facilities
Nine respite facilities providing respite for 290 people
1 for babies, 4 for children and young people and for adults with disabilities
Funded by Government
Relief for families and enjoyable and beneficial experience for individuals attending
Includes community and home based activities

6. Out of School Programmes
8 School Holiday Programmes for 200 children and young people
After School Care for 8 children
Weekend Day Respite for 25 children
Funded by Government and family contributions

7. Home Support (In Home Respite)
Supporting 330 people between the ages of 5-65
Autism/Aspergers and Intellectual Disability main area of support
1:1 Support provided in their own home or the community
Goal based support rather than personal care or household management
Support hours ranging from hours per week dependent on assessed needs.

8. Independent Living A continuum of services
As you grow let our supports grow with you.
We want to be able to offer the RIGHT support at the RIGHT times of your lives.

9. Choices in Community Living
CiCL
Choice in Community Living is an alternative to residential services. It offers more choice and control over where you live, who you live with and how you are supported.
The funding is managed by you and your family/whanau, in partnership with your chosen CiCL provider
Choice in Community Living is for people who either:
live in a residential service and who want to leave and live independently in a home they can purchase or rent
live in their parent’s or family home with support needs similar to people in residential services, and who want to live independently in a home they can purchase or rent

10. Supported Independent Living
So you want to go flatting but need a bit of help and support?
Supported Living is a service that helps you to live independently by providing support in those areas of your life where help is needed 
A support worker will work with you, usually at your home, but support will be provided at times and places that are agreed
You and your support worker will come up with a plan of things you want to achieve that help you become more independent, maybe;
Making more friends
How to cook
How to catch buses

11. Community Cultural Support Services
Our cultural teams:
Assist families to access support from government agencies
Link families with other disability support agencies
Assist staff and families to promote cultural understanding
Encourage people to become actively involved and included in their community
Link people to their culture and family/whanau
Support families in the planning and reviewing of support services

12. Cultural Support Services
Our Awhi, Pasifika and Asian cultural teams provide a range of specialist services for the people we support. The teams assist people and families/whanau to access services and ensure cultural needs are both recognised and met.

13. Pacific Cultural Group
Consists of all Pacific Peoples and their families, staff
Pacific Leader Appointed – Strategic Plans
Pacific Specific Leaders – Fiji, Samoa, Tonga, Cook Islands, Niue
Strategic Planning Meetings
Luau Nights - Samoan, Fiji, Cook Island, Niue, Tongan
Annual Pacific Christmas
Cultural Award - SOSCARS

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