How it works

Program Overview

Overnight Support

  • Assessment & Planning

    We assess individual needs, goals, and daily living requirements to create a personalised support plan

  • Home & Support Setup

    Participants are matched with suitable accommodation and a consistent support team to ensure safety and comfort

  • Daily Living Support

    Ongoing assistance is provided with personal care, household tasks and skill development

  • Review & Independence Building

    Supports are regularly reviewed and adjusted to promote stability, confidence, and greater independence

Meet Our Nurse

I am an empathetic and results-driven professional with extensive experience across disability services, employment support, and healthcare. I am skilled in end-to-end case management, stakeholder engagement, and applying dispute resolution approaches to achieve fair and positive outcomes.

I have strong knowledge of NDIS policies, compliance, and advocacy, and I am committed to empowering individuals through person-centred planning. I also bring experience in risk assessment, crisis management, and evidence-based decision-making informed by legislation.

My skills include:

    • Risk Assessment and Crisis Management
    • Administrative and Record Keeping Accuracy
    • Case Management and Dispute Resolution
    • Advocacy and Alternate Dispute Resolution
    • NDIS Policy and Compliance
    • Evidence-Based Decision Making

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Adele Ramsay

Registered Nurse

Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers to common questions about our services, therapy, and mental well-being.

Supported Independent Living (SIL) is an NDIS-funded support that helps participants live as independently as possible in a shared or individual home, with assistance for daily tasks such as personal care, cooking, and household routines.

SIL support is for NDIS participants who need help with daily living tasks and want to live as independently as possible.

Yes. At Senami, all support workers receive comprehensive training to meet a wide range of participant needs. This includes supporting people with complex disabilities, high physical or medical support requirements, and behaviour support needs. Our staff are also trained in positive behaviour strategies, person-centred care, and NDIS best practice standards to ensure safe, respectful, and effective support.

We do our best to match you with housemates who share your interests and lifestyle, so your home is comfortable, safe, and supportive.

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