Our Services

At Kel & Co. Allied Health, we offer a range of participant-focused services designed to build skills, boost confidence, and support everyday independence. Whether you're looking for capacity-building programs, employment pathways, psychosocial enrichment, or guided support from our Allied Health Assistants, our team is here to help you reach your goals in a way that suits your lifestyle, pace, and aspirations.

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To assist NDIS Participants be more organised with their meals and planning of meals.

Guided assistance understanding letters, making calls, or navigating systems (non-legal advice).

Capacity-Building & Skill Development (Non-Therapy Based)

Great for participants with funding in CB: Daily Living or CB: Life Skills.

For participants with ADHD, ASD, or psychosocial disabilities—focus on planning, memory, task initiation, etc.

Executive Function Coaching

Digital Literacy & Online Safety Programs

Teach participants how to use devices safely, access MyGov, use public transport apps, job search platforms, etc.

Financial Literacy for Independent Living

Budgeting, managing NDIS funding, paying bills, and using ATMs.

Cooking and Meal Planning

Navigating Centrelink & MyGov Support

Psychosocial Enrichment Services

Mental Health Peer Mentoring (Non-clinical)

Lived-experience mentors supporting participants in recovery, routine, and self-worth.

Creative Expression & Self-Discovery Programs

Using journaling, art, storytelling, or music to explore identity, grief, emotions, or trauma recovery.

Employment & Transition Supports

Volunteer Matching & Support to Sustain It

Assist participants gain volunteer placements and keep them.

Resume Creation & Interview Coaching

SLES-style supports open to older participants or private clients who don’t meet criteria for SLES.

Holistic Wellness & Community Engagement

Gardening & Nature Therapy Sessions

Great for mental health, motor skills, and community engagement.

Supported Participation in Interest-Based Groups

e.g. Book clubs, cooking classes, dance groups, fishing trips—staff can accompany and help with social skills.

Under the direction of a referring therapist, our AHAs can assist clients with:

Supervised physiotherapy routines and mobility exercises
Daily living skill development (hygiene, cooking, household tasks)
Functional task practice (e.g., dressing, transfers, organisation)
Community access and transport support
Social engagement and confidence-building