Good clinical care starts with understanding the person. We’re a nurse-led team supporting NDIS participants across South Australia, bringing clinical knowledge together with respect for your choices, routines and goals.
Power 2 U Clinical Support was founded by Registered Nurses Jennien and Vicki to bridge the gap between clinical care and everyday disability support. Through our nursing and NDIS experience, we recognised how valuable clear, accessible clinical advice can be for participants and the people supporting them.
Our approach considers the whole picture: your health needs, what matters to you, your home environment and how care fits into your day. We work with families, support workers and providers to make clinical recommendations understandable and practical, so everyone has a shared understanding of the care involved.
Together, we bring more than 35 years of nursing experience and five years of experience in the NDIS sector. This includes training, assessment and delegation of health-related tasks to support workers, alongside care for participants with complex health needs.
Jennien and Vicki are both Registered Clinical Nurses with postgraduate qualifications across clinical Nursing, Midwifery, Community Nursing, Specialist Nursing Care, and Training and Assessment.
These complementary skills shape how we work at Power 2 U Clinical Support: combining clinical judgement with education that helps people understand and apply what they’ve learnt.
Our values guide how we listen, make recommendations and work with you. They shape every interaction with participants, families and support teams.
Your preferences, needs and goals guide our approach. We take time to listen and understand what matters to you, developing clinical guidance that fits your life and respects your decisions.
We recognise your right to be heard, make choices and have your privacy respected. Our conversations and care recommendations reflect your individuality and protect your dignity.
We bring care and attention to our work, combining a considerate approach with sound clinical knowledge. We explain recommendations clearly and welcome questions, helping build trust with you and your team.
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.
