Daily Life Skills
The term "disability" is comprehensive, encompassing numerous challenges that individuals encounter as they navigate the complexities of the world. This may involve a physical disability affecting motor functions or mobility, or a cognitive or emotional disability hindering appropriate interaction with the surrounding environment. It could also be a combination of these challenges.
Enhancing additional life skills is key to fostering independence and realizing your aspirations for a fulfilling life. This development is not as straightforward as acquiring an assistive device; it requires time, guidance, motivation, and encouragement to progress towards your goals. However, as you gradually cultivate more life skills, you'll possess a versatile toolkit that empowers you to confront and overcome nearly any obstacle.
If you or your loved one is navigating life with a disability, numerous support services funded by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) are readily available to help you lead a fulfilling and enriching life.
How we support
- providing personal care, maintaining, hygiene and overall well-being
- preparing meals and the up-keep of household chores
- developing communications skills for interactions with family, friends, service providers and support networks
- fostering confidence with yourself and others
- collaborate closely with family members, caregivers and other service providers to design individual care plans
- guide you in communication, social skills, and problem-solving skills
- assist you by engaging with service providers and support networks
- moving and communitng with transport and travel, including utilising public transport
- deploy successful strategies to resolve issues ensuring they are safe and manageable.
- we explore your natural skills and abilities and focus on expanding them
- assist you in discovering or aquiring new skills weather its through studies music or art
Life skills emcompass the skills we aquire as we navigate through complexities of a world filled with challenges, expectations, unforseen circumstances and obstacles. Individuals living with the disabilites may encounter distinct experiences having varied exposures of facing different obstacles resulting in a unique set of skills.
Quote: “You’re braver than you believe, and stronger than you seem, and smarter than you think.” – A.A. Milne
