Forensic Disability Services
Supporting Individuals with Disabilities in the Criminal Justice System
At Moreland Home Care, we specialise in providing NDIS-funded support for individuals involved in the justice system, from pre-release planning through to successful reintegration into the community.
Our goal is to ensure participants receive the right supports at the right time, while promoting independence, rehabilitation, and long-term wellbeing.
What Are Forensic Disability Services?
Forensic Disability Services are tailored supports designed for people with disability who may:
- Be currently engaged with the criminal justice system
- Be facing court proceedings, sentencing, or parole requirements
- Require support while in detention, prison, or forensic mental health settings
- Need assistance to reintegrate back into the community post-release
How We Can Help
1. NDIS-Approved Supports
We provide a wide range of supports to meet participant needs, including:
- Community & Social Participation: Building confidence, engagement, and inclusion in the community.
- Supported Independent Living (SIL): Daily assistance with living skills, routines, and independence.
- Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA): Safe, stable, and suitable housing options.
2. Pre- & Post-Release Support
Our experienced team works closely with participants, corrections, and legal services to ensure a smooth transition and compliance with justice requirements, including:
- Community Corrections Orders (CCO)
- Parole & Bail conditions
- Supervised Treatment Orders (STO)
- Non-Custodial Supervision Orders (NCSO)
- Drug Treatment Orders (DTO)
- Court attendance and legal representation support
By combining daily living supports, accommodation, social reintegration, and legal compliance, we help participants build a foundation for success outside of the justice system.
Why Partner with Moreland Home Care?
- Expertise with Justice-Involved Participants: Years of experience supporting individuals navigating complex justice and disability systems.
- Trauma-Informed, Culturally Safe Practice: Compassionate, respectful support that recognises lived experience and diverse backgrounds.
- Strong Partnerships: Established relationships with correctional services, courts, lawyers, and mental health providers.
- Participant-First Approach: Every decision is guided by the participant’s goals, choices, and needs.
How to Access Forensic Disability Services?
Accessing support is simple:
- Call us on 0451145632
- Complete our Justice Referral Form below
- Our team will contact you to discuss your needs and create a tailored support plan