Our staff are trained in neurological support strategies, including mobility assistance, communication support, and fatigue management.
We develop individualised plans that respond to each person’s needs and goals—whether it’s staying mobile, remaining active in the community, or maintaining routines at home
Our team uses therapies and techniques proven to help people with Parkinson’s, including physiotherapy for mobility, occupational therapy for daily living, and speech therapy for voice and swallowing.
We measure success not only in clinical outcomes but in everyday improvements: smoother routines, safer mobility, reduced stress for carers, and greater confidence for participants.
We provide exercise programs, walking support, falls prevention strategies, and physiotherapy to help participants maintain balance, strength, and coordination.
Help with cooking, cleaning, shopping, medication prompts, and other routine tasks—structured around the participant’s energy levels and comfort.
Speech pathologists provide strategies and tools to support clear communication and safe swallowing, both essential in later stages of Parkinson’s.
Occupational therapists create practical solutions for daily routines, suggest assistive technologies, and recommend home modifications for greater accessibility and safety.
Parent, Dandenong
Participant, Dandenong
Parent, Dandenong
We’re here to make Parkinson’s care practical, compassionate, and effective. Our specialists guide participants and families through the NDIS and deliver supports that truly improve daily life.
New Growth Group provides person-centred, family-focused care across Melbourne’s south-east. Our team has strong experience in supporting people with Parkinson’s, helping them maintain independence, dignity, and connection with community.
We collaborate with families, health professionals, and community networks to deliver care that feels consistent, meaningful, and empowering.
A progressive neurological condition that affects movement, muscle control, and often communication. Symptoms vary and progress differently for each person.
Yes—if you are under 65 when applying and Parkinson’s significantly affects your daily functioning, you may be eligible.
Supports may include mobility and physiotherapy, daily living assistance, speech therapy, assistive technology, respite care, and social/community participation.
Yes, you have choice and control. We’ll make the transition process smooth and supportive.
We provide training, coaching, and respite care options to ensure families feel supported, informed, and confident.
We are not a medical service, but we work alongside doctors, neurologists, and allied health providers to align practical supports with clinical recommendations.
We’d love to help. Contact us for personalised guidance on Parkinson’s NDIS supports in your area.
Inclusive Environments
Respectful Care that maintains dignity and independence
Holistic Therapies
Holistic Therapies from OT, physio, and speech pathology
Structured Programmes
Structured Routines to reduce stress and uncertainty
Family Collaboration
Carer Support through education and respite options
Strength-Based Focus
Strength-Based Approach to keep participants active and engaged
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