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NDIS Support for Stroke Recovery

Recovering from a stroke can bring many changes to daily life, from mobility and speech to independence and confidence. At Diverge Supports, we provide compassionate, tailored NDIS support for people recovering from stroke in Adelaide, helping you or your loved one live more fully and independently.


Understanding Stroke

A stroke occurs when the blood supply to part of the brain is interrupted or reduced, depriving brain tissue of oxygen and nutrients. This can cause brain cells to die within minutes, leading to a range of physical, cognitive, and emotional challenges.

There are three main types of stroke:

Ischaemic Stroke

Caused by a blood clot blocking a blood vessel in the brain.

Haemorrhagic Stroke

Caused by a blood vessel in the brain leaking or bursting.

Transient Ischaemic Attack

A TIA is often called a “mini-stroke,” with symptoms that usually resolve within 24 hours but signal a high risk of future stroke.

The effects of stroke depend on the part of the brain affected and how quickly treatment was received. While recovery looks different for everyone, the right supports can greatly improve independence and quality of life.

Common Effects of Stroke

Stroke can cause a wide range of symptoms, which may be temporary or long-term. These can include:

Physical

Effects

• Weakness or paralysis (often on one side of the body)

• Difficulty walking or balancing

• Problems with coordination and fine motor skills

• Fatigue and reduced stamina

• Swallowing difficulties (dysphagia)

• Vision changes (blurred or double vision)

Communication & Cognitive Effects

• Difficulty speaking (aphasia) or understanding language

• Memory problems

• Reduced concentration or attention span

• Difficulty with planning, problem-solving, or decision-making

Emotional & Psychological Effects

• Mood swings or irritability

• Anxiety or depression

• Loss of confidence and social withdrawal

Because no two strokes are alike, supports must be tailored to each person’s unique recovery journey.

How the NDIS Can Support People After Stroke

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) provides funding to help people recovering from stroke access supports that promote independence and participation in daily life. Depending on your plan, this may include:

Personal Care & Daily Living

Help with dressing, showering, grooming, and daily routines.

Mobility & Transport Support

Safe transfers, transport to appointments, and assistance using mobility aids.

Meal Preparation & Nutrition

Support with cooking, shopping, and eating safely.

Supported Independent Living (SIL) 

 24/7 or drop-in support to live more independently at home.

Short-Term Accommodation (Respite) 

 Temporary care to give carers or family members a break.

Community & Social Participation

Support to reconnect with social networks, hobbies, and community life.

Therapy Services

Physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, or psychology to aid recovery.

Nursing & Clinical Care 

Medication management, continence care, and monitoring of health needs.

Why Choose Diverge Supports for Stroke Recovery?

Specialised Understanding

Experienced in supporting people post-stroke.

Flexible Services

Supports tailored to your stage of recovery and changing needs.

Compassionate Approach

Every service delivered with respect, dignity, and encouragement.

Local to Adelaide

We’re part of your community and here when you need us.

How does a stroke affect daily living?

A stroke can impact movement, speech, memory, vision, and emotional wellbeing. Some people experience temporary challenges, while others need long-term support to manage daily tasks.

Can stroke survivors get NDIS funding?

Yes. If the effects of a stroke are permanent and significantly impact daily living, you may be eligible for NDIS support.

What types of supports are available through the NDIS after a stroke?

Supports may include personal care, occupational therapy, physiotherapy, speech therapy, mobility equipment, home modifications, and support workers to assist with community and social participation.

Does the NDIS fund rehabilitation after a stroke?

The NDIS can fund therapies and supports that help with recovery and independence, but it does not replace hospital or medical rehabilitation services. Instead, it complements them by focusing on long-term support.

How does Diverge Supports support people after a stroke?

We provide personalised support for stroke survivors, including in-home care, therapy support, nursing services, mobility assistance, and social participation programs, all focused on rebuilding confidence and independence.

Stroke Recovery Support in Adelaide

We proudly support stroke survivors and their families across Adelaide. Whether you need short-term recovery support or long-term assistance, Diverge Supports is here to help you rebuild independence and live life on your terms.

Begin Your Stroke Recovery Journey Today

Looking for trusted NDIS stroke recovery support in Adelaide? Diverge Supports can help you make the most of your plan and support your health, independence, and wellbeing.

📲 Contact Diverge Supports today to find out more about our stroke support services in Adelaide.

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GET IN TOUCH

We’re here to help, and we promise, we’re even friendlier than we look!


Whether you’re exploring support options, navigating NDIS or aged-care plans, or just need to chat about your needs, we’re all ears. Use the form below, give us a call, or send us an email, whatever works best for you.


We’ll be in touch shortly to arrange a free initial meeting or simply to answer your questions.