Independent Living in
Albury-Wodonga
Empowering You To Live Independently
Maintaining independence is essential for a fulfilling life, but everyday challenges can sometimes make it difficult. Whether you need assistance with everyday living, communication, supported employment or treatment plans, Eleos in Albury-Wodonga provides personalised support to help you live life on your terms. Our independent living services are designed so you can have the right level of care while maintaining choice and control. With professional support, you can confidently navigate daily life, knowing you have help when needed.
Comprehensive independent living support covers a range of services, including assistance with personal care, home management, social interactions, and employment guidance. This approach allows individuals to develop essential life skills while receiving the support required to enhance their wellbeing.
If you need structured and compassionate assistance in daily living, call 0477 644 866 to discuss how we can support you.
Daily Medication Checks
Helping patients stay on their treatment plan.
Building Confidence
Helping individuals improve communication and social skills for independence.
Employment & Education Assistance
Providing guidance for career and learning opportunities.
Everyday Living Assistance
Managing daily tasks can sometimes feel overwhelming, but the right support makes all the difference. Independent living services provide practical assistance with activities such as meal preparation, personal hygiene and household tasks, to provide a comfortable and functional living environment. By focusing on each person’s specific needs, support workers help individuals maintain routines that promote independence and confidence in their day-to-day lives.
From helping with grocery shopping to helping to clean and organised a home, everyday living support is about making life easier while empowering individuals to retain control over their choices. Tailored care can provide assistance in a way that respects personal preferences and lifestyles.
Communication & Social Support
Strong communication skills and meaningful social connections play a crucial role in maintaining independence. Support services can help individuals develop effective communication strategies, whether through speech therapy, assistive technology or practical exercises. Encouraging positive social interactions and building confidence in conversations can enhance overall wellbeing.
Support also extends to social inclusion, with programs designed to help individuals engage with their community. From attending social outings to participating in group activities, these opportunities foster a sense of belonging and build lasting relationships. Whether improving communication skills or enhancing social participation, support is tailored to meet each person’s needs.
Supported Employment & Education
Finding and maintaining employment or continuing education can be challenging without the right guidance. Independent living support includes employment and education assistance, helping individuals identify opportunities that align with their skills and interests. This may include resume building, interview preparation, workplace adjustments or further training and skill development.
By providing structured support, individuals can navigate the challenges of employment and education with confidence. Assistance is available for job applications, career planning and understanding workplace expectations, to provide a smooth transition into meaningful opportunities.
Individual Treatment Plans
For individuals managing mental health conditions, staying on a treatment plan is crucial for stability and wellbeing. However, it is common for individuals to stop taking medication once they start feeling better, leading to a cycle of hospitalisation and relapse. Structured support can help break this pattern by providing daily medication adherence and ongoing monitoring.
Dedicated support services provide reminders, encouragement and oversight to help individuals maintain consistency with their treatment. By offering a proactive approach to medication management, support workers play a vital role in improving long-term health outcomes. Through structured daily assistance, individuals can experience greater stability and possibly reduce hospitalisation rates, improving their overall quality of life.
