GATEWAY's Planned Activity Groups and Friendly Visitor Program have been designed to encourage inclusiveness and promote social participation with a focus on health, nutrition and exercise. The program also provides valued and flexible respite to the carers and/or families.
Our programs provide the opportunity to;
Gateway programs are funded to support clients with low support needs.(Physically independent and cognitively aware)
To be eligible for our programs clients need to be ;
Referrals to Gateway will be accepted through local council HACC services other healthcare/community services, self or family members.
Please contact the our office for more information and check program vacancies.
Click here to download our referral form.
Fees are based on income and will be explained to you by the Assessing Officer. Each program has a small fee to subside either the cost of transport, food and/or activity costs. You can pay on the day of the program or other payment options are available.
If you are experiencing significant financial hardship, you (or your advocate) may request a review of your fees by contacting the Intake Officer on 9399 3511.
Click here to download information on activities and their related fees.
Meals and refreshments are offered during some programs. If you have special dietary needs, these can be catered for.
When you have any discussions with Gateway about services, you may find it helpful to have someone else with you to speak on your behalf. This person is called an advocate. An advocate can be anyone that you choose such as a family member, friend, Case Manager, etc but there are also professional advocates available to assist you.
For more information about advocates, please contact the following:
Office of the Public Advocate
Phone 9603 9500
Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Commissioner
Enquiries 1300 369 711
Complaints 1300 656 419
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