NDIS Life Skills
Skills for the life you want.
We teach rather than do, one step at a time, until the skill is yours.
What we help with
Skills we can help you build
Personal safety awareness
Budgeting
Using public transport
Shopping
Communication skills
Social skills
Personal care skills
Looking after your home
Who it's for
Who our life skills support is for
Whether it is cooking dinner, paying a bill or catching the train on your own, we work beside you step by step until you can do it yourself. We set clear goals with you and track your progress, so you and your planner can see how far you have come.
Make an enquiryRefer a participant with capacity building goals such as cooking, budgeting, shopping, public transport, personal safety, or communication and social skills. Because we record progress against their goals, you will have clear evidence to share at plan reviews, when the NDIA looks at which supports are reasonable and necessary.
Make a referralIf you are working with a participant on related goals, we are happy to talk about how practical life skills support could sit alongside what you already do.
Talk to us about working together
Getting started
Four simple steps to get started
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Step 1: Enquire
Tell us the skills you would like to build, big or small.
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Step 2: Connect
We meet for a relaxed chat and choose the first goal together.
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Step 3: Match
We pair you with a support worker and plan sessions with clear steps.
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Step 4: Get started
You practise until it sticks, and we track and celebrate your progress.
Questions
Common questions about life skills
Funding and pricing
Paid from: Capacity Building, Increased Social and Community Participation.
We charge in line with the NDIS Pricing Arrangements and Price Limits, and we set it all out in your service agreement before support starts.
Last reviewed: October 2026
You can work on preparing meals, personal safety awareness, budgeting, using public transport, shopping, and building communication and social skills.
With you. We teach rather than do, so each skill becomes your own.
Not at all. We start from where you are and build from there, at a pace that suits you.
Yes. Family members and carers are welcome to join sessions, so everyone uses the same steps at home and practice keeps going between visits.
Where we provide life skills
Our local team supports people across Macarthur and South West Sydney, NSW.
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Talk with our local team. Obligation free.