NDIS support in Ringers Soak
Eunoia Lane provides person-centred NDIS support in Ringers Soak, known as Kundat Djaru, in the East Kimberley. We work alongside people with disability, families and carers to plan support around everyday life, individual goals, communication preferences and community connections.
Support planned with Kundat Djaru community context
Kundat Djaru is a remote Aboriginal community south-east of Halls Creek, where Jaru is the primary language. We take time to listen, involve the people a participant chooses, and tailor support coordination and practical assistance to their priorities and preferred ways of communicating.
Distance, road access and seasonal conditions can affect travel and service arrangements in this part of the Kimberley. We discuss these practical details early and confirm plans before services begin, so participants and families have clear expectations. Support can include help to understand and use an NDIS plan, coordinate services and build confidence, skills and independence. To ask about NDIS support in Ringers Soak, contact Eunoia Lane to talk through your goals and next steps.
Sources: Shire of Halls Creek — Communities; Birlirr Ngawiyiwu Catholic School — Ringer Soak history; Yura Yungi Medical Service — Ringer’s Soak.
