
Our team understands the long-term effects of Post-Polio Syndrome and provides informed, responsive care.
We design supports that prioritise fatigue management and sustainable daily routines.
We work alongside physiotherapists, occupational therapists, and specialists for coordinated care.
We support individuals in maintaining independence while reducing strain and discomfort.
Assistance with walking, transfers, and safe movement to reduce strain and prevent injury.
Structured routines and pacing strategies to conserve energy and improve daily function.
Support with hygiene, dressing, meals, and everyday tasks.
Access to mobility aids, braces, and adaptive devices to support independence.
Parent, Dandenong
Participant, Dandenong
Parent, Dandenong




We’re here to make Post-Polio Syndrome support structured, practical, and empowering. Our team works closely with participants and families to deliver flexible care that adapts to long-term needs.
New Growth Group provides person-centred, family-focused care across Melbourne’s south-east. We support individuals living with long-term neurological and neuromuscular conditions like Post-Polio Syndrome through structured, coordinated, and empowering services.
Our approach prioritises independence, comfort, and long-term wellbeing while working closely with families and allied health professionals to deliver consistent, responsive care.
Post-Polio Syndrome is a condition that can occur years after polio, causing new muscle weakness, fatigue, and pain.
Yes. Individuals may be eligible for NDIS support based on how the condition affects their daily functioning.
Supports may include personal care, mobility assistance, fatigue management, assistive equipment, and home modifications.
We use structured routines, pacing strategies, and energy conservation techniques to reduce strain and improve daily function.
No. We provide NDIS-funded support services and work alongside medical and allied health professionals.
We’d love to help. Contact us for personalised guidance on Post-Polio Syndrome’s NDIS supports in your area.
Reduced Fatigue & Improved Energy Use
Support strategies that help conserve energy and prevent overexertion.
Improved Mobility & Safety
Assistance that reduces fall risk and supports safe movement.
Consistent Daily Living Support
Structured routines that adapt to changing abilities.
Enhanced Comfort & Wellbeing
Support focused on reducing strain and improving daily comfort.
Person-Centred Care
Support aligned with individual needs, goals, and lifestyle.
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