This includes mentoring, peer support and individual skill development, and is designed to establish volunteer assistance within the participant’s home or community to develop skills. For instance, assistance in attending appointments, shopping, bill paying, taking part in social activities and maintaining contact with others.
Our aim is to transport you when needed. We aim to offer support to enable our participants to travel independently by teaching and advising them on how to use public transport effectively in order to make their journey easy and comfortable.
These support items provide a participant with a need for High-Intensity Support with assistance with, or supervision of, personal tasks of daily life to develop the skills of the participant to live as autonomously as possible.
After a hospital stay, your medical care team may advise you to utilise community nursing services. But you may be wondering, what is community nursing and am I eligible to receive this service?
Assistance With Daily Life Tasks In A Group Or Shared Living Arrangement (0115) Assistance With Daily Tasks/Shared Living focuses on developing and enhancing domestic skills that allow clients to live autonomously. It can also be delivered within shared living such as units or host family arrangement.
Innovative Community Participation is an NDIS support service that allows participants to build all necessary skills that they require to be able to participate in the community- actively.
Development of Daily Living and Life Skills is a service that encourages personal development, enhances independence and increases opportunities to participate in the community. Individuals can work on learning to use public transport, developing skills for community, and normal day-to-day living activities.
Have fun and participate in social activities, social events, and recreational activities. These activities should help build your confidence.
The NDIS household tasks category provides you with support from experienced NDIS providers in a range of domestic chores and household activities.
Through our assistance to access and maintain employment programs, we help seniors and people with disability, injury or mental health problems search for jobs, help adjust them in a workplace environment and help them understand their rights and responsibilities at work and much more.
The NDIS can fund support in employment for participants who need extra help to pursue their employment goals. Generally, these supports are greater than what may be reasonably provided by an employer or with the support of Disability Employment Services (DES).
Therapy aimed at building your capacity to participate. Employment e.g. employment related assessment and counselling. Health and Wellbeing e.g. exercise advice required because of impact of disability. Home Living e.g. support to obtain/retain appropriate accommodation.
