Registered NDIS providerSA, VIC

Prison-to-home support

Clinically led support for a new beginning.

Registered NDIS providerNDIS participants welcome

More Than Care.

People Support Possibilities

Transitioning from a correctional setting into the community can involve significant changes in healthcare, accommodation, daily routines and access to essential support services.

Simaru True Care provides personalised Prison-to-Home transition support for eligible NDIS participants requiring assistance to establish safe, stable and sustainable living arrangements following release.

Our nursing team includes clinicians with experience working in correctional and related healthcare environments. This experience provides valuable insight into the health needs, care coordination challenges and continuity-of-care requirements that can arise during the transition from custody to community living.

Our clinically led approach combines practical disability support with nursing assessment, clinical oversight and collaboration with relevant healthcare and community services.

Our prison-to-home services include

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  • Pre-release planning

    Collaboration with authorised correctional, healthcare and community stakeholders to identify anticipated support needs.

  • Clinical needs assessment

    Review of existing health conditions, medication requirements, functional limitations and ongoing nursing needs.

  • Continuity of healthcare

    Assistance with establishing connections to GPs, specialists, allied health professionals and community nursing services.

  • Medication coordination

    Support with medication routines and continuity of prescribed treatment within authorised arrangements.

  • Accommodation and living arrangements

    Coordination with support coordinators and housing providers to explore suitable living environments.

  • Daily living support

    Assistance with personal care, household routines, appointments and independent living skills.

  • Community reintegration

    Support to access community activities, essential services and appropriate social supports.

  • Clinical oversight

    Ongoing nursing input, risk monitoring, care planning and review as required.

Experienced nursing leadership

Our clinical nurses bring experience relevant to correctional healthcare and the complexities associated with transitioning from institutional settings into community-based care.

This enables our team to recognise potential gaps in healthcare continuity, identify clinical risks and contribute to coordinated support arrangements.

We understand that individuals may have complex physical health, mental health, disability and psychosocial support needs.

Our approach is respectful, non-judgemental and centred on each participant's circumstances, preferences and goals.

Our clinical approach

Our nursing team works collaboratively with participants, support coordinators, healthcare providers and other authorised stakeholders to develop individualised care arrangements.

Clinical oversight may include nursing assessments, medication-related support, health monitoring, support worker guidance and regular review of care needs.

We aim to promote continuity of healthcare, personal stability, independence and meaningful community participation.

Services are delivered in accordance with applicable NDIS funding arrangements, professional responsibilities and any relevant release conditions.