NDIS support

Building Daily Living Skills

Learning the things that make independence stick.

This is the support that is designed to work itself out of a job. We break a goal into steps you can actually practise, we repeat them until they are yours, and we record what changed so your next plan review has evidence behind it.

What this looks like in practice

  • Cooking, budgeting, shopping and managing bills
  • Using a phone, transport apps and online services safely
  • Managing appointments, mail and paperwork
  • Building routines that hold up without a worker in the room
  • Progress notes written in plain language you can read

This is probably right for you if

  • You are moving towards living more independently
  • You are a young person transitioning out of school or family care
  • Your plan goals mention capacity building and you want to meet them

How this is usually funded

Usually funded under Capacity Building, Improved Daily Living.

Other supports you might pair with this

Household Tasks

A home that stays on top of you less and works for you more.

Talk to someone about building daily living skills

A free, no obligation conversation about what this would look like week to week, and what it would cost against your plan.