NDIS Services

Assistance with Daily Activities

Assistance with daily activities support is all about helping NDIS participants learn and master the skills necessary to live an independent and autonomous life. Through these activities the participant will learn critical skills like cleaning, cooking, using money, getting around town, and more. 

• Arranging appointments
• Daily routines
• Housekeeping
• Planning and organising
• Assisting with Daily Activities
• Taking medication
• Using money and drawing up budgets
• Shopping

Assistance with Social & Community

Social and recreational activities are part of everyday life. These are activities everybody does for fun and can help with your health and well-being. They can also help you to meet new people and improve your skills. 

• Visiting Friends & Family
• Active Hobbies or playing a sport
• Going for a walk at the beach, 
• Going places for fun, Movies, markets, bingo etc
• Assist with social and Community activities of your choice.

Assistance with Decision making daily planning & budgeting

We understand that each person is uniquely individual, and we work together and alongside the participant to assist in developing daily planning and activities that encourage good decision-making by exploring various options and opportunities that meet your personal needs.

We assist in developing a personal budget plan that is also tailor-made to each person’s unique individualised needs and explore ways with the participant to be able to manage and develop their own daily planning, decision-making processes and budgeting into the future.

Assistance with Accommodation & Tenancy

We help individuals find their own accommodation, accompanying them to view rental properties, teaching them what to look for in a home, providing guidance on rental agreements and contracts, and offering advice on questions to ask real estate agents or homeowners.

Public Transport Training

We plan & develop skills to plan your outings and access public transport autonomously.

Skills, Development & Training

Developing additional life skills allows you to live more independently and achieve your goals for a fulfilling life. This development is not as simple as buying an assistive device; it takes time, mentoring, motivation, and encouragement to reach your goals. But when you do eventually develop more life skills, you will have a toolset that enables you to face almost any obstacle, and move past it.