Daily Living Skills refer to the practical tasks and routines you need to manage their everyday lives. These include personal care, household chores, meal preparation, money management, and navigating the community.

Daily Living Skills services are designed for individuals who want to improve their ability to manage everyday tasks. This includes people with disabilities, those transitioning to independent living, or anyone looking to enhance their practical skills for daily life.

Each activity is personalised to align with your particular goals, abilities, and preferences. Support workers collaborate with you to create a plan that focuses on the specific skills you wish to develop, ensuring the program is both effective and empowering.

Yes, Daily Living Skills services can be funded through the NDIS under the Core Supports or Capacity Building categories, depending on your plan and goals. Speak with your Support Coordinator or NDIS Planner to learn more about including these services in your plan.

By teaching practical skills and building confidence, Daily Living Skills services enable you to take more control of your daily routines. This leads to increased independence, reduced reliance on others, and improved quality of life.

Travel Training is a component of Daily Living Skills services that helps you develop the skills you need to use public transport and navigate your community safely and confidently. This includes route planning, understanding timetables, and learning how to handle unexpected situations.

To access a Daily Living Skills services, speak with your Support Coordinator or contact us directly. We’ll work with you to understand your goals and create a tailored plan to help you build the skills you need.

Yes, families and carers can often be involved in the services to provide additional support and ensure that the skills learned are practiced and reinforced in everyday life.