The way participants gain independence, skills, and confidence to engage in their community varies by individual. Since everyone learns differently and has different interests, this NDIS support can be tailored to fit your unique needs. For instance:
Skill-building activities: Use your funding for a few classes to explore activities like art, cooking, singing, dancing, horse riding, sports, or volunteering to see if you want to continue.
Social groups and camps: Use your funding to join social groups or camps to enhance your social skills, meet people, and try new activities.
Adjusted items: For some activities, you may need modified tools or objects due to your disability. For example, if you want to play golf, you can use your funding for a modified golf club.
Life skills development: Use your funding to learn new skills like using public transport, attending appointments, shopping, or visiting the post office, helping you become more confident and independent in your community.
