
Our staff understand the language and communication changes associated with PPA and provide structured, person-centred support.
We develop individualised plans that address speech changes, comprehension difficulties, and evolving daily functioning needs.
Our team integrates speech pathology, occupational therapy, and assistive communication tools aligned with best-practice neurodegenerative care.
We prioritise meaningful outcomes — improved communication confidence, reduced frustration, stronger routines, and enhanced participation in everyday life.
Targeted speech therapy strategies to maintain language skills, support comprehension, and develop alternative communication methods.
Augmentative and alternative communication (AAC) tools, visual supports, and digital communication aids to enhance independence.
Assistance with personal care, task sequencing, planning, and structured routines to reduce stress and communication barriers.
Home and workplace modifications, written cue systems, and adaptive strategies to support functional independence.
Parent, Dandenong
Participant, Dandenong
Parent, Dandenong




We’re here to make PPA care structured, practical, and compassionate. Our specialists guide participants and families through the NDIS while delivering communication-focused supports that improve everyday life.
New Growth Group provides person-centred, family-focused care across Melbourne’s south-east. Our team has strong experience supporting individuals living with Primary Progressive Aphasia, helping them maintain dignity, independence, and connection.
We collaborate with families, health professionals, and community networks to deliver care that feels consistent, meaningful, and empowering.
Primary Progressive Aphasia is a neurological condition that primarily affects language abilities, including speaking, understanding, reading, and writing.
If diagnosed before age 65 and meeting eligibility criteria, individuals with PPA may access NDIS funding to support communication and daily functioning.
Supports may include speech therapy, assistive communication technology, occupational therapy, daily living assistance, and respite services.
We implement speech therapy strategies, visual supports, AAC devices, task simplification techniques, and structured communication routines.
Yes. Participants have choice and control and can change providers within their NDIS arrangements.
We provide NDIS-funded support services and allied health therapies. Medical treatment is managed by neurologists and medical specialists.
We’d love to help. Contact us for personalised guidance on Primary Progressive Aphasia’s NDIS supports in your area.
Communication-Accessible Environments
Spaces and systems designed to reduce communication barriers and promote confidence.
Holistic Therapies
Holistic support combining speech pathology, occupational therapy, and structured daily assistance.
Structured Programmes
Predictable routines that reduce frustration and support independence.
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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