What Does Development of Life Skills Include?

Our Development of Life Skillsservice covers a wide range of personal, social, and practical skills that help participants live more independently. Key areas of focus include:

• Personal Care and Hygiene
  Teaching participants how to manage their personal hygiene, grooming, and dressing independently, with attention to individual preferences and abilities.

• Household Tasks
  Assisting participants in learning to perform household chores such as cleaning, laundry, and organizing their living space, ensuring they can maintain a comfortable and safe home environment

• Meal Preparation and Cooking
  Supporting participants in planning and preparing healthy meals, including grocery shopping, cooking, and kitchen safety.

• Budgeting and Money Management
  Providing guidance on managing finances, budgeting for daily expenses, and developing the skills needed to handle money responsibly.

• Social and Communication Skills
  Helping participants build communication skills, understand social cues, and engage effectively in social situations, promoting better relationships and community involvement.

• Time Management and Planning
  Teaching participants how to manage their time effectively, set daily routines, and plan tasks to improve productivity and reduce stress.

• Travel and Transport Skills
  Offering support in using public transport, understanding routes, anddeveloping confidence in navigating their local community safely and independently.

Who Can Benefit from This Service?

The Development of Life Skillsservice is ideal for NDIS participants who:

• Want to enhance their independence and self-sufficiency in managing daily tasks.

• Need support in developing practical skills for living at home or in a shared living environment.

• Are looking to improve their ability to engage with their community and participate in social activities.

• Require assistance with budgeting, planning, or managing personal care and hygiene.