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Helping you access Auslan support through the NDIS

Communication is a vital part of everyday life – but for those with hearing impairments, it can pose significant challenges. Auslan, the Australian Sign Language, is a way to bridge this gap, allowing for full and rich communication. If you live with hearing impairments, accessing an Auslan support worker or other Auslan services can enhance your daily experience.

However, like other professional services funded through the NDIS, it can be difficult to access these services even if you qualify for them. With long wait times for referrals and available professionals, it can feel endlessly difficult trying to get matched with a service provider who can help. 

New Growth has extensive experience dealing with the NDIS, and we’re here to help you access the support you need.

Auslan support services for those living with hearing impairments

Auslan support services through the NDIS are designed to cater to the communication needs of people with hearing impairments. These services provide professional assistance that enables you to interact effectively within your community, workplace, and social settings.

The NDIS provides a variety of supports related to Auslan, including:

Support workers for the hearing impaired

A dedicated support worker to assist with daily activities and facilitate communication where needed.

Devices and technology support for enhancing communication, such as video relay services and closed captioning.

How our Auslan trained support workers make your life easier

For those with hearing impairments, having access to Auslan services can transform daily interactions. Here’s how:

Empowerment

Being able to express yourself in Auslan fosters independence and confidence.

Accessibility

Gain equal access to information and services, reducing feelings of isolation.

Inclusion

Participate fully in community, social, and work activities.

Support

Ensure you have the necessary support to communicate during critical situations like medical appointments or legal consultations.

How our Auslan using support workers can help you

Auslan support workers are trained to understand the nuances of Auslan and are sensitive to the communication styles of different individuals. They can accompany you to important appointments, assist in daily interactions, and provide the support you need to navigate a world designed for the hearing.

New Growth, as your support coordinators, will strive to connect you with an Auslan using support worker who can understand you, and who can help you communicate fluently with the rest of the world. We know the value of having someone on board who communicates in your language, and we’ll do our best to pair you with a support coordinator who can help you in every aspect of life.

With the right support, hearing impairments do not have to be a barrier to communication. Connect with us to find out how we can help you, or your loved one, access Auslan support that helps you communicate effortlessly.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How can Auslan Using Support Workers assist participants?

They facilitate communication in various settings, including appointments, social events, and daily activities.

Yes, they can provide support in educational and training settings to facilitate effective communication.

The frequency depends on your communication needs as outlined in your NDIS plan.

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