Children have a right to participate in safe and enjoyable school holiday activities, just like anyone else. COVID-19 and other daily life difficulties might make it more difficult for children with disability to access the locations and activities they would ordinarily enjoy. Still, our team of excited support workers at Cervino Disability Support Services (CDSS) will ensure they have a great time at home or other approved locations.
In other health-related situations, the support staff has to be well-informed about COVID-19 awareness and health issues. We have also undertaken to have hygiene and safety awareness when it comes to children. If we resort to outdoor activities, we must maintain social distance rules and raise hygiene awareness among children.
NDIS vacation care provides structured, safe, and engaging activities for children with disabilities, promoting social inclusion, skill development, and fun-filled experiences during school holidays.
When arranging for a child to attend school holidays support, they are placing that child in our care. So we want those school holidays to be as COVID-safe as possible. We weren’t just asking CDSS to answer if they considered their venues and activities safe.
We also encouraged parents and carers to do their research to ensure the safety of the young person and CDSS support workers. CDSS works for you. As an NDIS service provider, CDSS aims to follow the state and national health sector roadmap. It does so for the safety of all its participants and staff with our maximum capacity.
The support worker always follows any advice the worker/parent provides, including instructing that a participant wears a mask if required. Suppose a support worker identifies potential risks or safety concerns at a venue.
In that case, they will advise the best course of action to ensure the safety of the child and the support worker. E.g., leaving the venue and finding alternative arrangements. Yamaguchi cares a lot about the safety of his NDIS participant. And his staff is keen to proactively manage any risk that may present during the outing or activity.
CDSS offers NDIS-supported vacation care programs and services in Melbourne, providing special needs children with disabilities structured activities, social interaction, and skill-building opportunities. Our programs ensure safe, engaging, and inclusive holiday experiences.
Should you disagree with a decision made by a support worker or feel they did something you don’t agree with, please let us know. We understand. We will work with you to find a solution if you are unhappy with something.
A support worker may bring you or your child, whom you are caring for, home. If you don’t agree with a decision they have made or they feel uncomfortable with what you are doing. We will always ensure your child is safe and ensure alternatives are in place if something happens.
Also, if you or another carer has to take a child on an outing or to the venue. It’s a good idea to provide the child with PPE gear and food and drinks.
At CDSS, our NDIS School Holiday Activities provide structured school holiday programs. This is done to meet the unique needs of children with disabilities, ensuring fun, safety, and development. Our NDIS holiday programs offer engaging school holiday program activities, including excursions to Melbourne Zoo, Luna Park, and other exciting locations in Victoria. With a focus on vacation care, we support families with public holidays and seasonal breaks in April, December, and January.
Our holiday programs cater to diverse needs, offering a variety of recreational activities such as outdoor fun, arts, and games. We provide an opportunity for social engagement, learning, and personal growth, ensuring a high level of care.
With well-trained staff, NDIS funding, and carefully planned activities and excursions, our NDIS support services promote independence and inclusion. Whether attending camps, group outings, or personalized programs, children experience meaningful participation, fostering confidence and development in Collingwood Children’s Farm and other interactive settings.
CDSS is widely recognised as a leader in providing quality, individualised, and person-centred support services. We offer a wide range of services. They are designed to create meaningful and rich experiences for children, youth, and families. Helping them become independent and social and gain the skills to lead whole lives regardless of circumstances.
We aim to support and enhance the lives of those needing assistance.