Support to get out and enjoy your community, from social outings, sport and events to local facilities, cultural services and staying active.
Community Participation support helps NDIS participants take part in social, recreational and community activities that match their interests, goals and support needs.
A support worker can come along to help with planning, getting there and taking part, so you can enjoy the things you love and feel more at home in your community.
We help you maintain a vibrant social calendar by assisting with:
Meeting friends for coffee, lunch or a chat in the park.
Support with booking tickets and attending cinemas, concerts or local plays.
Getting you to the stadium or local field to cheer on your favourite team.
The community has so much to offer, and we help you make the most of it:
Borrowing books, using public computers or attending free local workshops.
Gentle walks, picnics or visiting botanical gardens to enjoy the outdoors.
Making sure you can attend your place of worship or cultural celebrations consistently.
Staying active in the community is great for both physical and mental health:
A steady hand and motivation at the local leisure centre or pool.
Getting involved in local green spaces and neighbourhood gardens.
Navigating busy local markets and seasonal festivals safely and comfortably.
Participants who want regular outings with friends, family or new people.
People who’d like support to exercise, swim or play sport.
Participants who want help using libraries, community centres or cultural services.
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.
Your interests, the places you’d like to go and how often.
We organise times, activities and a support worker who suits you.
We check in regularly and add new activities as your confidence grows.
Everything you need to know before you get started.
Ask us a questionCommunity Participation support helps NDIS participants take part in social, recreational and community activities that match their interests, goals and support needs.
Support may include attending community events, recreational activities, sports, hobbies, shopping, social groups, appointments, local outings and other activities that help you stay connected and involved.
Yes. Depending on your needs and NDIS plan, a support worker can accompany you and provide practical assistance, encouragement and support while you participate in community activities.
Yes. Participating in activities you enjoy can help you practise communication, develop social confidence, meet new people and become more comfortable accessing your community.
It depends on your individual NDIS plan, goals and approved funding. Our team can discuss your needs and help you understand how community participation support may fit within your available supports.
Let us know how we can help. We’ll call you back to talk through the activities you enjoy and next steps.
