Peel Home & Community Support Inc

is a not-for-profit organisation that is committed to providing people with high quality, innovative and flexible care services. was formed in 2014 by community minded people who live in the Peel Region and have been employed in the Disability, Aged and Mental Health sectors over a period of many years in a variety of positions. After talking with several people within the community who receive s

ervices, the decision was taken to form a new service committed to providing people with innovative and flexible services of their choice. This service would enable people to live the best life they can of their choosing, connected to family, friends and their community and where everyone is entitled to make their own choices and for those choices to be respected and listened to. Peel Home & Community Support is committed to providing people with high quality, innovative and flexible services of their choice, and for people if they choose to manage and direct their own supports, as they know what suits them best. OUR OBJECTIVES
To provide a large and varied range of innovate and flexible services that support people to retain their independence, dignity and be in control of their own lives regardless of their circumstances. To provide services using a person-centered approach where people’s choices are listened to and respected

To maintain a highly skilled, motivated and friendly staff team that can meet the needs of each person as an individual. To provide services and supports to people of any age, gender, sexuality, disability, ethnicity or religious belief and be culturally aware and sensitive to the person’s needs. Regular consultation with the individual, carers, families, other significant people, relevant stakeholders and all staff to encourage people and their representatives to raise any concerns they may have. To reduce barriers, promote inclusion and participation and achieve tangible changes in people’s attitudes and practices toward people who are aged or have a disability or mental illness, and to build capacity within the local community.