Disability Support and Respite Care
Disability Support Workers
Working with people with disabilities is a unique and rewarding job. Every individual may require a different level of support based on the challenges they face in their daily lives, as well as their personal goals.
Disability support workers are dedicated to assisting those with disability-related needs. Disabilities can affect physical, cognitive, or social abilities, so it’s essential for support workers to understand each person’s specific situation. This understanding helps them assist individuals in achieving their goals, developing their abilities, building independence, and fully participating in the community.

Duties of a Disability Support Worker
Disability support workers are there to help with daily activities while also focusing on building skills, abilities, and confidence. Their support can include a variety of tasks, such as:

Respite Care Services
Respite care offers a well-deserved break for regular caregivers. It’s designed to provide temporary relief, allowing caregivers to take a vacation, handle daily activities, or simply relax. Respite care can vary in duration, from a few hours to several weeks. Sometimes, caregivers may have their own challenges that make respite care essential.
At Nurselite, our experienced and professional respite care nurses are ready to step in, whether at care facilities or in the comfort of the patient’s home. They are available for overnight stays, weekends, or longer periods, depending on the needs of the situation.