Continence Supports

Continence supports are products, or help from someone, to manage incontinence. Incontinence is the inability to control when you have to go to the toilet.

This support can only be funded if they relate to your disability and help you undertake activities involved in day-to-day life.

Continence Assessments

The NDIS requires a Continence Assessment to be conducted in order to determine the appropriate supports and funding for a participants continence needs.

Urinary Catheter Support

We provide catheter services, including changes and management for indwelling, intermittent, and suprapubic catheters, as well as urostomy care.

Support Plans

We offer individualised Bowel Management Support Plans and Catheter Management Support Plans and it is overseen by a relevant health practitioner, usually a General Practitioner (GP) or Urologist.

Training

We offer contextualised training to disability support workers and family on the following:

Complex Bowel Care (including colostomy/ileostomy)
Urinary Catheter Support (In-dwelling, In-out and Suprapubic Catheters)
Urostomy Care

Referral Form

Continence Supports

Continence Assessments

Urinary Catheter Support

We provide catheter services, including changes and management for indwelling, intermittent, and suprapubic catheters, as well as urostomy care.

Support Plans

We offer individualised Bowel Management Support Plans and Catheter Management Support Plans and it is overseen by a relevant health practitioner, usually a General Practitioner (GP) or Urologist.

Training

We offer contextualised training to disability support workers and family on the following:

Complex Bowel Care​ (including colostomy/ileostomy)

Urinary Catheter Support (In-dwelling, In-out and Suprapubic Catheters)

Urostomy Care

Complex Bowel Care (including colostomy/ileostomy)