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National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)

Bankstown Women’s Health Centre (BWHC) have provided Health and wellbeing services for Women and girls for more than 40 years in the community.   

In 2021 BWHC became a registered NDIS provider. Our goal is to deliver meaningful, targeted high quality and trauma informed support services for women and girls with a disability to achieve positive health outcomes and sustainable wellbeing. These services are offered for Women, girls, men and boys in a safe space by qualified and experienced practitioners. 

BWHC offer the following services under NDIS for Women, girls, men* and boys*;

  • Groups and activities/teen hub
  • Women’s day program and activities
  • Therapeutic supports
  • Trauma specialist
  • Behaviour support clinician
  • Dietician
  • Mental health counsellor or social worker
  • Home visits and centre visits
  • Bilingual practitioners

You can directly employ the people you already know and trust as your support worker! We do all the tricky stuff , all the paper work; all the compliance and documentation for you the participant and you the worker! 

We support you to directly employ your support workers and or allied health professionals without the need to go through an  agency. 

BWHC now includes support coordination and specialist support coordination to support you to understand and implement the funded supports in your plan and link you to community, mainstream and other government services. A support worker will assist you to build skills and direct your life and connect you to providers. A specialist support coordinator can be funded where there is high or complex needs in your situation, and will be a qualified social worker, psychologist, or occupational therapist. Bilingual practitioners are available.

A support coordinator will assist you to negotiate with providers and how much it will cost out of your plan. They can also assist you to plan ahead and prepare for your plan review. Support coordinators will assist you to optimise your plan. You can access funds for support coordination from your capacity building budget. 

 

*Services for male NDIS clients will be provided offsite only. BWHC is a women’s only centre. Services for women and girls can be provided on site or off site.

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Level 1, 24-26 Jacobs Street
Bankstown NSW 2200
Phone: (02) 9790 1378
Fax: (02) 9790 1456
Email: swslhd-bankstown-womenshealthcentre@health.nsw.gov.au

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9am – 12.30pm
1:15pm – 5pm

 

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF COUNTRY
Bankstown Women's Health Centre acknowledges this place we work on as the traditional lands of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People of Australia. We respect their ongoing spiritual relationship to Country and that their cultural and heritage beliefs remain as important to living Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People today. We acknowledge the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander People as the original custodians of this land. We pay respect to the Daruk and the Eora People, and to their elders, past and present.
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