In response to widespread concerns, the NDIA have announced that providers can claim intensive and complex behaviour supports at the same price limit as high intensity supports.

This change addresses concerns that arose when the term “challenging behaviours” was removed from the High Intensity Support definition in the Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits.

"People need to stop looking at the disability and start looking at ability, and that young man has got it in bucket loads."

Plan and Grow, alongside CEO Anita Peiris, has been featured in an ABC news article addressing the recent tragic death of a 17-year-old boy who was previously part of our Safe Community Living program for Juvenile Offenders. 

This heartbreaking incident underscores the urgent need for the closure of Banksia Hill Detention Centre. Our CEO, Anita Peiris, and Plan and Grow are advocating for the release of all children in detention, emphasising that support should be provided with dignity and respect within the community. 

Detention is not the solution; it's time for change.

An acquired brain injury (ABI) is the result of damage to the brain often affecting a person’s ability to perform daily activities and may result in physical, cognitive, or emotional impairments.  

But its not obvious. 

3% of all active participants in the NDIS have a primary disability of an acquired brain injury.

The 'ListenABLE podcast', hosted by mates Dylan Alcott and Angus O'Loughlin, is bringing their stories to life all while breaking down the barriers to accessibility.

This International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we celebrate leadership, inclusion, and the transformative power of accessible technology. 

Grant Pearson’s story reminds us that with the right tools, there are no limits to what can be achieved.

At Plan and Grow, we’re committed to empowering participants to break barriers and reach their full potential every day. 

Let’s continue to champion accessibility and build a future where everyone thrives.

"The misconception that bedtime should align with developmental age overlooks the importance of person centric care" 

“The Out-of-Home Care model is more person-centred compared to the foster care model,” stated Mrs. Peiris. “It is particularly robust for children involved in the justice system or those with disabilities.”

The AusMumpreneur Awards recognise Australian Mums in business achieving outstanding success in areas such as business excellence, product development, customer service and digital innovation.

Click to read more about how our CEO earned Silver at the awards!

At Plan and Grow, we are dedicated to empowering people to succeed, and we need passionate Indigenous support workers to mentor our Indigenous participants and children in care. 

Your cultural background and experiences are invaluable to us and we believe that having someone from their own culture is extremely important for our participants.

Nominated for the 2024 Disability Awards, our Community Fun Hub is your gateway to engaging and educational activities that foster growth and skill development for individuals living with disabilities.

Our community hub has been designed to offer a supportive and interactive environment where internal and external participants can explore and enjoy various recreational and social opportunities, while building their capacity at the same time.

At the end of each month, Plan and Grow proudly presents the Top Performer Award to employees who exemplify outstanding Communication, Resilience, Emotional Intelligence, and Dependability.

Plan and Grow is excited to announce the launch of high-quality care services in Kalgoorlie with the addition of our newly acquired home, dedicated to supporting NDIS participants living in the area.

This year, Plan and Grow has launched a new Learn to Drive program for anyone over the age of 16. Our head office is equipped with valuable resources, including theory test materials, computers, and dedicated mentors to help you prepare for the road.

We also assist in finding a patient and affordable driving instructor who is trained to work with children healing from trauma and individuals living with disabilities. 

Contact us today to start your journey towards obtaining your driver’s license!

We are dedicated to diminishing violence against women and children through raising awareness of Domestic Violence and fostering a culture of prevention and support.

Check out our Domestic and Family Violence Educational resources to boost your knowledge boost your safety.