People of all ages
From young children to older adults, wherever someone is in life, we meet them there.
Positive behaviour support · Albury Wodonga
Real support. We turn up, and we understand.
Accessible. Innovative. Authentic.
We're a local behaviour support team in Albury Wodonga. We work with people of all ages, and the families, carers and teams who know them best. No jargon. No judgement. We turn up, we listen, and we support.
Locally ownedAlbury Wodonga since 2024
Accepting referralsSelf, plan and agency managed
ManaDignityConnectionSafetyRespectCommunicationBelongingManaakitanga
Origins of Mana Health Services
Mana Health Services was founded in 2024, right here in Albury Wodonga. We were built by people who believe everyone has a right to a good life, and that we're stronger when we do this work together.
We're locally owned, small enough to know you by name, and here for the long haul.
Meaning of Mana
In te reo Māori, mana (pronounced mah-nah) means presence, strength and dignity: the standing a person carries within their community.
Our logo shows three figures with arms raised, leaning into each other. People supporting people. Everyone we walk alongside carries mana of their own, and our job is to help them carry it.
We're an NDIS registered provider, so we can support you however your plan is managed.
Self managedPlan managedAgency managed
Who we walk alongside
Support that fits the person
Every way of communicating
Words, signs, pictures or behaviour. We learn how each person tells us what they need.
Families and carers
You know your person best. We build the plan with you, not for you.
Support teams and providers
Practical strategies, training and check-ins, so everyone is on the same page.
What we do
We do. Because we care.
Behaviour support
We get to know the person, the people around them and the places they spend their time. Then we work out what fits best. That might be working directly with the person, a support plan for the team, or a Behaviour Support Plan where one is needed. Whatever it looks like, we stay alongside to make it work.
How it works →Supervision and mentoring
Supervision is a requirement for practitioners, but it should never feel like a box to tick. Ours is relational and guided by Situational Leadership: more direction when something is new, more space as your confidence grows. It's clinical guidance, shared knowledge and genuine support for you as a person.
Explore supervision →Education and training
We train the families, carers and support workers around the person, so strategies are used the same way, with confidence, between visits. Sessions are practical and built around the person you support, from understanding behaviour and de-escalation to putting a plan into everyday life.
See our training →
Not sure where to start?
Make a referral, or send us a question first. We'll talk it through with you, no pressure.