We provide specialist nursing support for NDIS participants with complex or changing health needs.
Nursing experience across a range of health needs and care settings.
Participant-specific advice for families, support workers and providers.
Community-based clinical care focused on your health needs and goals.
Understanding a participant’s health needs is one thing. Knowing how to respond during everyday support takes practical guidance.
We connect the two, with care planning and education that reflect the person, their home and the people around them.
We listen to your priorities and assess how your health needs affect daily life.
We develop clear, individualised plans with practical steps your team can follow.
We provide education and clinical guidance to help your team put those plans into practice.
From assessments and care plans to clinical skills and training, we help you and your support team manage disability-related health needs.
Individualised assessments, health support plans and clinical reviews that guide care as your needs change.
Practical, personalised assistance including gastrostomy care, stoma care, diabetes management, medication support and much much more in the home and community.
Participant-specific education, competency assessments and clinical delegation for support workers.
We help families and support teams understand care requirements, recognise changes and know when further clinical advice is needed.
Founded by Clinical Registered Nurses Jennien and Vicki, Power 2 U Clinical Support brings together more than 35 years of nursing experience and five years of experience in the NDIS sector.
Our work combines clinical assessment, education and support worker delegation with an understanding of everyday disability support. We take time to get to know each participant, their goals and the people involved in their care.
A useful care plan needs to make sense to the people following it. We turn clinical information into clear guidance, explaining what needs to happen, how to carry out agreed care tasks and what changes to look for.
Our nursing support can include training, competency assessment and ongoing review where required. As a participant’s health needs change, we help their team understand what that means for everyday care.
Whether you’re a participant, family member or provider, tell us what you need. We’ll discuss your situation and how our clinical expertise could help.
