Our staff are trained in supporting cognitive decline, post-stroke challenges, mobility limitations, and behavioural changes associated with Vascular Dementia.
We develop individualised plans that respond to stepwise progression, safety risks, and changing functional capacity.
Our team integrates occupational therapy, mobility support, communication strategies, and environmental modifications aligned with best-practice dementia care.
We measure success through everyday outcomes — improved mobility, safer routines, reduced carer stress, and greater participant confidence.
Structured strategies to support memory, planning, attention, and problem-solving in daily tasks.
Support with walking, transfers, balance, and strength to reduce fall risk and maintain independence.
Assistance with personal care, meal preparation, medication prompts, and consistent daily routines to reduce confusion.
Home safety assessments, adaptive equipment, and environmental adjustments to enhance safety and accessibility.
Parent, Dandenong
Participant, Dandenong
Parent, Dandenong
We’re here to make Vascular Dementia care structured, practical, and compassionate. Our specialists guide participants and families through the NDIS while delivering 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 Vascular Dementia, helping them maintain dignity, independence, and connection to their community.
We collaborate closely with families, allied health professionals, and community networks to deliver structured, consistent, and empowering care.
Vascular Dementia is a progressive condition caused by reduced blood flow to the brain, often related to strokes or vascular disease. It can affect memory, thinking skills, mood, and physical coordination.
If diagnosed before age 65 and meeting eligibility criteria, individuals with Vascular Dementia may access NDIS funding for supports that improve independence and daily functioning.
Supports may include mobility assistance, occupational therapy, daily living support, assistive technology, home modifications, and respite services.
We implement structured and flexible support plans that can adapt as needs change, ensuring safety and continuity of care.
Yes. Participants have choice and control and can change providers within their NDIS plan arrangements.
We provide NDIS-funded support services and allied health therapies. Medical treatment is managed by neurologists and medical professionals.
We’d love to help. Contact us for personalised guidance on Vascular Dementia's NDIS supports in your area.
Inclusive Environments
Home and community environments designed to reduce risk and promote independence.
Holistic Therapies
Holistic support combining occupational therapy, mobility assistance, and cognitive strategies.
Structured Programmes
Consistent routines that reduce confusion and support emotional stability.
Family Collaboration
Education, respite options, and practical guidance to support carers.
Strength-Based Focus
Support that builds on retained abilities and encourages meaningful participation.
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