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Service areas include carer promote and respite, assistive technology and equipment, Noah’s Ark WA, occupational therapy driver assessment, Home and Community Concern regional assessment, and grants and equipment funding. A community where all people can participate and are included. To guide people’s choices to access assistive technology and services for independence and well being. We respect people of all ages and abilities including earlier people, people with disability, their family, carers, service providers and the community. We promote people’s independence and well being through information, advice, assessment, referral, funding, hire and respite services. We collaborate with organizations to present the best conceivable service to our consumers. The ICC is funded by these Government Departments to provide people with disability, the delicate aged and their families access to professional expertise and services that contribute to the outcomes of well being, independence, definite relationships, development of abilities, skills and competencies and participation in community life. The project aims to further develop a sustainable service model that will enable Yacc Program clients to access and take home modifications and assistive technology (often referred to as aids and equipment) that support independence and well being through the WA Assessment Framework. With recognition that home modifications and assistive technology can urge clients to maintain their independence and well being, Yacc is committed through this two year project, to explore what will support growth in this area. To urge the development of a sustainable service delivery model that guides the provision of home modifications and equipment for WA Home and Community Protection (Yacc) clients a Scoping Review was conducted by the ICC in partnership with the Curtis University School of Occupational Therapy and Social Labor to explore the key factors that influence best practice in home modification service delivery. It had been recognized that the evaluation of different promote and service delivery models was urgent in vogue times of funding changes and reforms within the education and disability sectors. These projects have trialed a service delivery model of brief term, intensive within classroom’ promote with the Speech Pathologist becoming part of the teaching team to achieve communication, academic and social outcomes for students with complicated communication needs. The research was funded by Yacc Western Australia to evaluate how low cost aids and equipment can most effectively be assessed, provided, accessed and funded. Recommendations are made to construct capacity across the AT sector to urge the implementation of a systematic approach to non intricate AT provision. Work is being undertaken to explore and encourage initiatives where new technology is already implemented and generate a broader interest in assistive technology across the sector. ICC will have a body of evidence that can be worn to further flourish the methods of information delivery and to urge the service to expand to face the needs of Yacc clients. To expand our consumer base to include people who may not have old our service without this capacity. To potentially lessen the costs associated with accessing our services for the health services that use ICC. To provide ICC services to therapists at the time and location of their service delivery to their clients. ICC Tech is qualified to yield surplus support to families and therapists in the planning and implementation of their communication device trial. StARTSPEAK was an innovative three year project run by DADAA designed to close the digital separate for people with learning difficulties. Using an informed design process tools, software and training were developed and delivered to facilitate individual and collective artistic expression that speaks to a long audience. ICC’s role in this project was the development and delivery of touch pad training for project participants. The Autonomous Living center of WA offers a range of employment opportunities for Allied Health Professionals in Assistive Technology, istration, accounting staff (istration) and those with community care, aging and disability qualifications and experience (Community Care).
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Service areas include respite and care link, assistive technology and equipment, Noah’s Ark WA, occupational therapy driver assessment, Home and Community Concern regional assessment and grants and equipment funding. ICC’s occupational therapists and speech pathologists can provide release information and advice to aid people choose and access the maximum good equipment, technology and home modifications to support greater independence and improved healthy being. Further assistive equipment and technology support. To complement this service and to yield more comprehensive support, the ICC also provides allied health services in the home and community, including assessment, prescription, training and support to use assistive equipment and technology that will enable people to better manage tasks in the home, school, labor or wider community. The ICC provides information and encourage for a wide range of assistive equipment and technology including: See how they live life the way they want to with a range of diverse assistive equipment. Through the use of assistive equipment specifically prescribed for him, including a wheelchair and scooter, Paul is qualified to participate in life and his community the way he wants to. The Independent Living center WA (ICC) provides a home modification service that includes free information and advice about your home modification options to promote greater safety and independence. In addition, through our Community Allied Health Services our occupational therapists can produce a consultation service about home modification designs. ICC Country Services is a unique service for people of all ages with equipment and technology needs in rural and isolated areas of Western Australia.Healthcare workers are also provided with the opportunity to update their knowledge and skills regarding equipment for themselves and their clients. Trips by ICC Country Services are provided by teams of health professionals, including Occupational Therapists and Speech Pathologists, who aim to build stronger relationships with rural and remote communities and encourage the work of local service providers in the area. The ICC manages a subsidy program for people with disabilities to help with the cost of Occupational Therapy Driver Assessment for people requiring assessment for vehicle modifications or fitness to drive, and driver training for people requiring lessons in a modified vehicle. Our occupational therapists in Perth and other areas of WA can undertake an assistive technology (AT) assessment at your preferred location, provide access to our hire service so you can trial equipment before to purchasing it, prescribe equipment and bear follow up training and support. Our occupational therapists can bear an assessment in your home and succeed up with equipment recommendations and associated occupational therapy to help you to come your goals. Thankfully, our occupational therapists in Perth and other areas of WA have specialized training in home modifications to assist you with this process. With access to a expansive range of alternative access technology, our team with specialist technology skills can urge you to choose and learn to use technology at home, school or work. Our allied health professionals can bear brief term occupational therapy and physiotherapy services in people’s homes. The work Lauren has done has changed all our lives taking it from once being a stressful, worrying time, to being a joyous, fun filled time with our darling mum. Our community allied health services in Perth and other areas of WA are available for people of all ages and abilities, including those who have access to the latter funding: As a provider for allied health in Perth, our team members include experienced occupational therapists, physiotherapists and speech pathologists. We can produce services at the ICC, at your home, in the community and at school. We can produce services at the ICC, at your home and in the comm
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