2. INDIVIDUAL SERVICE AGREEMENT (PROF)
  • Individual Service Agreement - ISA (PROF)

    Version 16.11.2021
  • This Service Agreement is made for the purpose of providing supports under the participant’s NDIS plan.

    The parties agree that this Service Agreement is made in the context of the NDIS, which is a scheme that aims to:

    ·       support the independence and social and economic participation of people with disability, and

    ·       enable people with a disability to exercise choice and control in the pursuit of their goals and the planning and delivery of their supports

    This agreement between the NDIS Participant and Wonderland Community Services provides identification of requested agreed services provided by Wonderland Community Service Pty Ltd NDIS provider: 4050042146 ABN: 69627362912 trading as Wonderland Professionals and Pirates Professionals to the Participant for Capacity Building Supports.

    The participant or participant's legal representative or delegated agreed representative (email or phone authorisation for delegate) provides authorisation for the following:

    1. Service Delivery provided by Wonderland Community Services (Wonderland Professionals TAS) including: assessment, report provision, therapy and/or training and capacity building support services.

    2. Identification of safety issues for the participant and for service provision. 

    3. Permission to provide recommendations for restrictive practices in conjunction with nominated stakeholders where necessary where services required include Behaviour Supports. 

    4. Provision of Care Planning information regarding goals, needs, preferences for the participant in order to provide quality services.

    5. Identification of finances made available to Wonderland Community Services (Wonderland Professionals) for the provision of Capacity Building Supports. This includes agreement to cancellation charges as identified in our Cancellation Policy detailed on our websites: www.wonderlandprofessionals.com.au 

    6. Authorisation of quarantining NDIS funds for service provision. 

    7. All prices are based on the NDIS Price Guide and are billed in accordance to the current price guide at the time of billing.

    8. The continuation of service delivery (under this agreement) if the participants plan is extended.

     

    Please note from 1 July Price Guide Changes - the following may be charged from participants funds.

    Kilometre charges for fuel to travel to participants and return journey. (Where more than 1 participant is in an area - these costs are split) These will be charged at .85c per kilometre. In the case of remote travel - other travel charges will apply to participant funds. These will be negotiated prior to use and will necessarily reduce funds for face to face support. 

    Provider Travel Time - in non-face to face charges apply with the following line items. 

    Behaviour Support: 11_799_0110_7_3
    Early Childhood Early Intervention: 15_799_0118_1_3
    Therapy Suppports: 15_799_0128_1_3
    Individual Social Skills Development: 11_799_0117_7_3  (travelling to the participant) or 11_590_0117_7_3 (for activity based transport). 
    Specialist Support Coordination Level 3: 07_799_0132_8_3

    If you need help in completing this form, or need any translation/language support, please contact our service on: 0411 394 662

  • 1. Participant Information

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  • 2. Care Planning Information

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  • 3. Participant Location

  • 4. Service Request

    Refer to participants location (MMM area) above to determine price charged. Note: there are sometimes differences between states and QLD - refers to Queensland, TAS - refers to Tasmania.
  • IMPROVED RELATIONSHIPS

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  • IMPROVED DAILY LIVING

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  • SUPPORT COORDINATION

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  • Psycho-social recovery coaches contains the following line items.

    Psycho-social Recovery Coaches DESCRIPTION NAT MMM 1-5 REM MMM6 VRA MMM 7
    A: 07_101_0106_6_3 Weekday - day $80.90 $113.26 $121.35
    B: 07_102_0106_6_3 Weekday - evening $89.05 $124.67 $133.58
    C:07_103_0106_6_3 Weekday Night $90.68 $126.95 $136.02
    D: 07_104_0106_6_3 Saturday $113.49 $158.89 $170.24
    E: 07_105_0106_6_3 Sunday $146.08 $204.51 $219.12
    F:07_106_0106_6_3 Public Holiday $178.68 $250.15 $268.02

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  • INCREASED SOCIAL & COMMUNITY PARTICIPATION

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  • 5. Funding Arrangements

  • Where fees are directly withdrawn from NDIS portal the participant/participant's representative authorises quaranting of funds for this service delivery.

    Wonderland Community Services warrants that it will release funds speedily should the participant/participant's guardian request this. (within 3 buisness days) 

  • 6. Additional Behaviour Support (permission)

    Only applicable for participants requiring Behaviour Support Services.
  • Behaviour Support permission

    By checking Yes and signing below, I agree for Wonderland Community Services NDIS authorised Behaviour Support Practitioners to provide behaviour support assessment, devise a report and understand that this might include Regulated Restrictive Practice/s.  I understand that I will be consulted along this process and that there will be regular reviews to ensure my rights as a person are upheld and that I am safe.

  • Positive Behaviour Support Plans are designed to reduce any need for 'restrictive practices' which limit a person's freedom. 

    A Positive Behaviour Support Plan seeks to find out ways to reduce stress for a person through changing things in their environment. It might mean helping with communication, training staff and/or looking at any needs that are not being met for that person. All behaviour serves a purpose - finding out what need the behaviour is serving is the first step to resolving behaviours of concern.

    Disabilities can sometimes make communication difficult and this can cause frustration. A Positive Behaviour Support Plan is designed to assist everyone concerned to respect the needs, preferences and interests of the person with a disability by finding alternate ways to meet their needs so that they don't have to resort to behaviours which may harm them or others or property.

    At times, there may be a need to implement a 'regulated restrictive practice' to ensure that the person with a disability is safe and that the people around them are safe. 

    These restrictive practices will only be used for the shortest time possible and are not designed to frustrate or injure the person with a disability. 

    All regulated restrictive practices (which need to go through an authorisation period with the NDIS Commission and with consultation with all stakeholders) will be clearly listed in the Positive Behaviour Support Plan and will contain clear information on the limited uses of these practices as well as strategies for reducing the need for these practices over time.

    Regulated Restrictive Practices might include:

    Mechanical restraints - like car harnesses so that drivers and passengers are safe in a car journey.
    Chemical restraints - like medications that might be used 'on a needs basis' for calming someone when they are extremely distressed.
    Physical restraints - like holding someone back from running onto a busy road or holding someone so that they stop injuring themselves or another person.
    Seclusion - not allowing someone to exit a room for a time so that safety for them and others is assured. This might be until police or ambulance arrive for example.
    Environmental restraint - which means limiting access to parts of a person's environment which may pose a threat to them or someone else - this might include putting away knives, or foods that might cause harm.

  • 7. Signatures

    The following signatures provide both agreement for this service provision as well as authorisation for obtaining and releasing information for the participant to assist in this service provision.
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  • Service Provider Signature

  • Clear
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  • Should be Empty: