Look for a provider that listens to your goals, offers personalised support, encourages skill development and respects your choices. Ask how their support approach can help you work towards greater independence over time.

Person-centred support starts with the participant’s preferences, abilities and goals. It allows support to be adjusted according to individual needs while encouraging the participant to take an active role in decisions and daily activities.

Yes. Where it aligns with a participant’s goals and funded supports, assistance can include practising routes, understanding timetables, navigating stations or stops and developing safe travel habits.

Community access support can assist with activities such as attending local events, visiting community facilities, pursuing hobbies, developing social connections and becoming more confident in familiar surroundings.

Yes. Depending on your NDIS plan and goals, support can focus on building skills for cooking, shopping, cleaning, organising routines and other daily activities rather than simply completing tasks for you.

NDIS support can help participants develop practical skills such as managing household tasks, using transport, communicating needs, making decisions and participating in community activities.