Build the practical skills for a more independent life, from cooking, budgeting and shopping to routines, communication and getting around.
Development of Life Skills support helps NDIS participants build practical abilities that support greater independence in everyday life. Support is tailored to your individual goals, abilities and the areas where you would like to become more confident.
We focus on the skills that matter most to you and practise them in real situations, at home and in the community, so they stick.
Practical skills for running your home and your day. We help you with:
Planning simple meals, following recipes and preparing food safely.
Managing a weekly budget, paying bills and keeping track of spending.
Writing lists, comparing prices and shopping with confidence.
Building the routines and planning skills that make each day easier:
Setting up a routine for cleaning, laundry and looking after your home.
Using calendars, reminders and checklists to stay on top of your week.
Booking, preparing for and getting to appointments on time.
Skills that help you get out, speak up and make your own choices:
Practising conversations, asking for help and expressing your needs.
Learning routes and timetables so you can travel more independently.
Weighing up options and making choices that suit your life and goals.
Participants getting ready to move out or take on more at home.
People who want to rely less on others for everyday tasks.
Participants with capacity-building goals in their NDIS plan.
Referring on behalf of a participant? We’re happy to talk it through.
Call, email or send an enquiry. Participants, families, carers and support coordinators are all welcome.
The skills you’d like to build and why they matter to you.
We agree goals, times and how we’ll practise together.
We track your progress and step back as your confidence grows.
Everything you need to know before you get started.
Ask us a questionDevelopment of Life Skills support helps NDIS participants build practical abilities that support greater independence in everyday life. Support is tailored to your individual goals, abilities and the areas where you would like to become more confident.
Depending on your needs, support may include cooking, budgeting, shopping, household routines, communication, personal organisation, using public transport, planning appointments and developing everyday decision-making skills.
Yes. Building practical skills such as cooking, budgeting and managing your own routines can help you do more for yourself and rely less on others over time.
Yes. We work with you to understand what you want to achieve and focus support on skills that are meaningful and useful in your everyday life.
It depends on your individual NDIS plan, goals and approved funding. Our team can discuss your needs and help you understand how life skills development may fit within your available supports.
Let us know how we can help. We’ll call you back to talk through the skills you’d like to build and next steps.
