What Does Life Stage, Transition Involve?

We focus on providing participants with the tools and support they need to manage the emotional, practical, and logistical aspects of these transitions. Our services include:

• Skill Development
  Building essential life skills like budgeting, decision-making, and time management to foster independence and adaptability.

• Coordination of Supports
  Helping you connect with other NDIS services, professionals, and community resources that are crucial for your transition, such as housing options, employment pathways, or further education.

• Emotional and Social Support
  Offering guidance and emotional support to ease the stress that comes with change, while encouraging social participation and engagement with new environments.

• Planning and Problem-Solving
  Assisting in setting realistic goals, identifying potential challenges, and developing practical strategies to ensure smooth transitions.

• Community Participation
  Encouraging involvement in social activities, community events, and skill-building programs to help participants gain confidence and build new social networks.

Who Can Benefit from This Service?

The Life Stage, Transition service is designed for participants who are experiencing or preparing for:

• The transition from adolescence to adulthood.

• Moving from supported to independent living arrangements.

• Starting a new job or pursuing further education.

• Adjusting to changes in personal or health circumstances.