“Serving the Community with Open Minds, Open Hearts, and Open Will”
Services We Provide to the Community
Below is an overview of the services Allevia provides. At Allevia, we have been serving the Sydney community since 1978 and aim to provide the same convenient, quality service that has made us a leader in the community services industry.
If at anytime, while you are browsing through our services section, you have a question related to any of our services don't hesitate to call us at 02 9708 0277 or send us an e-mail at allevia@allevia.org.au.
Adult Accommodation Services Group home accommodation for people with a disability aged 18 years and over.
Entry is generally through the Ageing, Disability, and Home Care, Department of Human Services NSW - Vacancy Management System.
The ASPIRE Program Out-of-Home Care support for children and young people in crisis. Entry is typically through referral by the Department of Community Services.
Bankstown Occasional Care Occasional care for children aged 0-5 years of age, living in the Bankstown LGA. Fees are charged at an hourly rate.
Bankslink Occasional care for children aged 0-5 years of age who have special needs, and who live in the Bankstown LGA. Fees are charged at an hourly rate.
Allevia Day Program Day program service for adults with a disability. Fees are negotiated with the individual client.
Arablink In home and community based respite and support for children, young people, and adults with a disability who are Arabic and live in the Bankstown and Auburn LGAs.
The program is funded by Ageing, Disability, and Home Care, Department of Human Services NSW
Vietlink In home and community based respite and support for people with a disability who are Vietnamese and living in the Bankstown LGA.
Roselink In home and community based respite and support for people with a disability living in the Bankstown LGA.
The program is funded by Ageing, Disability, and Home Care, Department of Human Services NSW
Youth Group and Peer Support Providing a range of recreational and leisure activities on weekends and evenings, for adolescents and young adults who have a disability. Participants are required to meet their own activity costs (e.g. entry fee).
DARE TO ASPIRE
Clinical Support Service Providing support to agencies, families, and individuals who have a disability to address issues relating to behaviour problems, mental illness, and skill development. Fees are charged at an hourly rate and are negotiated on a case by case basis.
