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"REVOLUTIONISE
NDIS EXPRIENCE"

"REVOLUTIONISE
NDIS EXPRIENCE"

Monday - Friday 09:00 am to 5:00 PM

0432 713 609
anytime-care.com.au

Suite 1, Level 1, 37 Queen Street Auburn NSW 2144 Sydney, Australia

Welcome to Any Time care

Any Time care is a disability service provider who empower their participants to reach their goals as well as realise and explore their potential.

ATC provides disability support services throughout the Sydney Metropolitan as well as rural NSW, with prospects to expand interstate. At ATC we offer more than just a service, we like to think of ourselves as being part of a large family who are always here to support that’s why we believe no task too big or no care too small. Our employees and participants almost always develop a bond that exceeds an ordinary work relationship. Here at ATC, we gain family members, not clients. These are the values we at ATC implement from Day 1. We aim to operate with high standards and outstanding values, because we believe that you deserve a service provided with great care, respect, and dignity. Welcome to the AnyTime care family.

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Our Services

Plan Management

If you have been approved for the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) now is the time to start the assessment and planning process.

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Accommodation and Tenancy

AnyTime care Services (ATC) can assist you to identify appropriate housing and accommodation to suit your needs..

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Daily activities/ High intensity daily activities

ATC have highly qualified and trained employees who are passionate and eager to assist participants.

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Household Tasks

We pride ourselves on our commitment, dedication and diligence. Household tasks can become daunting at times.

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Assistance with Travel/Transport

AnyTime care Services (ATC) can assist you to identify appropriate housing and accommodation to suit your needs.

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Community Participation

ATC offer community participation under their scope to empower their participants to reach new goals, .

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Lastest News

JMaking the NDIS More User Friendly

“ Most importantly for people with disability and their families, there will be no more NDIS plans created over the phone. And the NDIA will create a single point of contact to try and make it easier to get information and answers to questions. The changes will be made to what is called the “participant pathway” – which, in plain language, is the journey NDIS participants go on as they contact the scheme, are found eligible for NDIS support and start their planning.”

The government has announced that 100,000 Australians with disability are now in the NDIS

“Minister for Social Services, Christian Porter, said it was a major milestone for the scheme. “All Australians should be very proud of this landmark Scheme that replaces a system where the level of support a person with disability received was determined by their postcode and the vastly different funding provided from all levels of government. “Whilst this milestone is significant, we know there is much more to do to ensure the best NDIS possible is delivered during the three-year transition to full scheme.” The milestone comes just after the government released the latest Quarterly Report, which showed that at the end of of the first year of the national roll out 90,638 approved plans were in place, and 6134 children under six had been through the NDIS Early Childhood Early Intervention (ECEI) program.”

NDIS Consultant Cost Government

“ The agency overseeing the National Disability Insurance Scheme has spent almost $30 million on consultants in just two years. Figures reveal the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) signed more than 100 new contracts with external advisor's in the two years before its bungled full scheme launch in July 2016. The NDIA paid the contractors $15.7 million in the 2015-16 financial year, and $12.3 million the previous year. Data for the latest financial year is not yet available, but a string of external reports have been commissioned during the period. Labour's social services spokeswoman Jenny Macklin said decisions, and not more evaluations, were needed. “The Turn bull Government is wasting money on endless reviews and consultancies rather than fixing the problems in the National Disability Insurance Scheme,” she told the ABC..”

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