Daily Personal Activities
Daily personal activities include routine tasks like getting out of bed, dressing, managing mornings, keeping appointments, and organising your day.
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Personal Care
Personal care is sensitive disability support, helping with bathing, toileting, grooming, dressing, and hygiene.
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Household Tasks
A clean, organised home isn’t a luxury; people with disabilities may find household tasks difficult or impossible.
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Meal Preparation
Good nutrition matters, but when cooking is difficult or unsafe, people rely on takeaway, packaged meals, or skip meals.
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Overnight Care
Some people need overnight support for toileting, repositioning, seizures, anxiety, or sleep disturbances.
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Lawn Mowing
Lawn mowing and yard maintenance seem small, but if you cannot manage them, an overgrown yard causes problems.
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Development of Life Skills
Life skills are practical abilities for daily living—cooking, transport, money management, household tasks, social situations, and decision-making.
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Lifelong Learning
The NDIS recognises learning continues beyond school. For people with a disability, ongoing learning and new interests can be harder to access.
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Social and Civic Activities
Social isolation is common for people with disabilities, not from lack of interest but due to real barriers.
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Community Participation Support
Community participation support is about more than leaving home—it’s about being actively involved in your local community in meaningful ways.
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Group and Day Centre Activities
Group activities and day programs provide structured social environments to participate in activities, build friendships, and develop skills.
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Innovative Community Participation
Innovative community participation in the NDIS involves creative approaches to engagement, using new activities, technology, and unique experiences.
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Support Coordination
The NDIS is a complicated system. The language is dense, the categories are confusing, the rules change, and the difference between a good plan and a bad one can come down to how well you understand the process.
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Plan Management
Managing an NDIS plan involves invoices, budgets, and tracking funds. Plan management handles these financial tasks for you.
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Supported Independent Living (SIL)
Supported Independent Living (SIL) is a shared home arrangement where people with disabilities receive support to live independently.
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Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA)
Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) is designed for people with extreme disability or very high support needs.
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Short Term Accommodation (STA)
Short term accommodation offers temporary housing with support, used for breaks, emergencies, housing transitions, or trial stays away from home.
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Respite Care
Caring for someone with a disability is rewarding and exhausting; respite helps carers recharge and participants experience change.
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Tenancy Support
Having stable housing is essential; without it, accessing supports, work, health, and connections becomes harder.
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Referrals
Accept referrals from coordinators, allied health, hospitals, and families.
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