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Trinity

Trinity Disability Support Service (Trinity) is a community-based outreach service on the Gold Coast providing a range of support to adults living with an intellectual disability. We encourage our clients to live independently in the community.

 

What we do

Our experienced and qualified support staff focus on our clients’ strengths and individual needs. We work closely with them to identify goals and to develop the plans to achieve them. These plans are put into practice with the support of clients’ families and other care providers. We provide practical and flexible support to assist our clients to reach their goals. Our staff can also support clients during weekends and overnight stays, where funding is provided.

 

Individually tailored programs can include support for areas such as:

 

communication, literacy and numeracy

health, wellbeing and personal care

finances

social and interpersonal skills

community involvement

recreation and leisure

behavior, and

household and domestic skills.

 

Trinity provides support to our clients to:

 

live in the community as independently as possible

lead a fulfilling life

make informed decisions

gain and maintain valued social roles in the community

enjoy the freedom of expression

develop social skills, community contacts and relationships

set life goals and make plans, and

develop a sense of personal responsibility.

 

Who can access services?

 

We can support people who meet all of the following eligibility criteria:

 

have a mild to moderate intellectual disability

are aged between 16 and 65-years-old

live, or wish to live, in the community

live in the Gold Coast local government area, and

meet the funding criteria and be endorsed by Department of Communities, Disability Services.

We encourage referrals from people living with an intellectual disability, their families and other disability support services.

 

“Trinity got me back on my feet”

Client Michael Endersbee, 27-years-old

 

Trinity is brilliant. Carers come and do shifts and assist me with things like cooking, doing my washing and they are all very generous helpers.”
Client Nathan Hay, 39-years-old

 

“I have been with Trinity for 20 years independently living on my own with the help of a support worker who taught me house work. The staff are very important I can now also cook all of my own meals.”

Client Paul Hill

 

“We have many success stories at Trinity where clients have overcome life obstacles and are now living independently in their own accommodation and living fulfilling lives.”

Trinity Disability Support Service Manager Edmund McMahon

 

 

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