Support might look like
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Developing independent living skills
Supporting young people with everyday activities such as preparing food, organising belongings, following routines and developing practical skills for adulthood.
02
Accessing the community
Providing the individual assistance needed to participate in hobbies, recreation, shopping, appointments, events and other community activities.
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Social & relationship development
Supporting participation in social environments, developing connections and navigating age-appropriate social experiences.
04
Building confidence outside the family home
Creating opportunities for young people to safely experience greater independence with support available when required.
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Encouraging young people to communicate their preferences, make decisions and become increasingly involved in directing their own support.
Choice & self-advocacy
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Preparing for adulthood
Beginning to build the practical skills and confidence that may support future goals around employment, further education, community participation and independent living.
For a young person with disability, a trusted support worker may have spent years learning how they communicate, what environments work for them, what can cause distress, what motivates them and when they need assistance.
That knowledge has value.
Where the match continues to work well, we aim to preserve those relationships while allowing the support itself to mature alongside the teenager.
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Our team provides specialised NDIS therapy and support services both in-home and in community. Reach out to discuss your specific needs or to learn more about our coverage areas.
