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At SASI, we support individuals with autism and other complex disabilities to find the services and support they need to live a full and independent life.
Autism Support Services
At SASI, we are proud to offer an extensive range of support services to the autistic community and people with other complex disabilities. From day excursions through to camps and in-home support, we offer something for everyone, including families and carers. These services assist people to live a more independent, fulfilling life and open up new opportunities for growth and self-awareness.
School Leaver Employment Supports
Currently no wait times at our Gippsland & Seaford locations!
Our innovative SLES Program is now running in Moe, Morwell, Traralgon, Frankston, Seaford and surrounding suburbs. With NO WAIT TIMES the program is ideal for recent school leavers looking to gain valuable skills to take into the work force. To find out more please visit our SLES Page.
Our Services
We encourage all of our customers to make the most of every opportunity so that they can reach their goals. From daily activities to accommodation we are confident there is something for everyone. To request a service or to book please return to the top of the page.
Information and Resources
About the NDIS
The main objective of the NDIS is to provide Australians, with a permanent disability, the necessary supports needed to live an ordinary life. SASI has been actively involved with the NDIS since 2016 & we are a registered Plan Management Provider and Support Coordination Provider.
About SASI
At SASI, we are proud to support the autistic community and people with other complex disabilities to receive the education and guidance needed to live independently with dignity and respect. We provide a range of services to meet & exceed the developmental needs of our customers and their families.
Understanding Autism
Autism, or ASD, is a developmental condition that affects the way people make sense of the world and how they interact with others. People with ASD can be sensitive to touch, sound and smell and have difficulties interacting with others. For more information click below.
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