About LiveLife Disability Services
Meet the Director, Bryce Ryan
Bryce is a 29-year-old fit, caring and energetic male Disability Support Worker specialising in Autism, Cerebral Palsy and Intellectual Disabilities for young people between 13 and 35 years. He loves music, computer gaming, footy (he barrack's for Carlton), movies, gym and fitness, dogs and above all having fun.
Bryce has been involved with supporting people with disabilities since he was 15. Over the last 14 years he has worked with clients with Cerebral Palsy at Glenallen Special School, clients with Autism at Eastern Ranges School and for the last 6 years, he has worked in the industry specialising in supporting people with Autism and Intellectual Disabilities .
He has a Certificate III and IV in Disability and all first aid certifications.
Bryce's lifelong passion for assisting people with a disability has recently led him to establish an NDIS registered provider, LiveLife Disability Services.
His vision is to create:
• A world where everyone is treated as individuals and with respect.
• And every person can LiveLife full of fun and adventures.
We are an NDIS Registered Provider
What does NDIS registered mean?
A NDIS registered service provider is a provider that has registered its services and has been approved by the National Disability Insurance Agency (NDIA) to deliver NDIS funded services.
The NDIA asks service providers to register with the NDIS, however not all providers do.
To register, providers must meet certain criteria, such as the NDIS Price Guide, and follow specific rules, regulations and agreements when providing services.
NDIS registration is a lengthy and costly process which includes completing NDIA audits, and because of this some businesses choose to stay unregistered.
Benefits of choosing a registered provider:
- The provider has been through the registration process and meets NDIA guidelines
- They are fully recognised as a provider committing to a certain quality standard
- Invoices are sent directly to your NDIS portal
- Registered providers must adhere to price caps set by the NDIA
- They can deliver certain services that unregistered providers can’t
Our Expertise
- Participation in community and social activities:
We focus on the development of participants through social events, group interactions and community participation.
- Life skill development:
We provide services and support that make participants more independent and self-confident. This is useful for individuals with a disability who are transitioning into a new stage in life.
- Assisting travel and transportation:
We assist with travel and transportation requirements of individuals with disabilities.
- Assisting life stage/transition:
Going through different stages in life can be overwhelming. We offer all the necessary support and training they need for a smooth transition.