Enhance Your NDIS Journey and Experience Quality Support Services

Group activities for NDIS are activities that involve two or more participants who share common interests and goals, and are supported by a staff member or a provider. Group activities can help participants to socialise, learn new skills, have fun, and enjoy life. They can be provided in a centre or in a community setting, depending on the preferences and needs of the participants.

Some examples of group activities for NDIS are:

• Arts and crafts: Participants can express their creativity and imagination through various art forms, such as painting, drawing, pottery, knitting, sewing, etc.
• Sports and fitness: Participants can improve their physical health and wellbeing through various sports and fitness activities, such as golf, tennis, bowling, swimming, yoga, etc.
• Drama and music: Participants can develop their confidence and self-esteem through various drama and music activities, such as theatre, karaoke, dance, musical instruments, etc.
• Cooking and nutrition: Participants can learn how to prepare healthy and delicious meals, as well as develop their budgeting and shopping skills
• Excursions and outings: Participants can explore new places and experiences, such as parks, beaches, museums, concerts, community events, etc.

To access group activities for NDIS and further assistance with social and community participation, you need to have them included in your NDIS plan. You can discuss your goals and needs with your planner or provider, and they can help you find the best options for you. 

NDIS community participation includes two types of supports that can help you access and participate in various community, social or recreational activities that match your needs and preferences:

Assistance with Social and Community Participation (Support Category 4): This is a Core Support that covers the cost of a support worker from disability care services who can help you join in activities and participate in the community, such as personal development courses, social groups, outings, holidays, camps, libraries, movies, concerts, community events, and sporting clubs.

Increased Social and Community Participation (Support Category 9): This is a Capacity Building Support that covers the cost of tuition fees, art classes, sports coaching, camps, or other activities that help you build your skills and independence.

These supports may be assisted by NDIS service providers Perth can help you achieve your goals related to social and community participation, such as making new friends, developing your hobbies and interests, improving your health and wellbeing, increasing your confidence and self-esteem, learning new things and gaining new experiences, and contributing to your community and society.

To access these supports, you need to have them included in your NDIS plan. You can discuss your goals and needs with your planner or provider, and they can help you find the best options for you. You can also use the NDIS Support Catalogue to see the rates and descriptions of the supports available.

Increased social and community participation NDIS funding is a type of support that helps you participate in activities that build your skills and independence, such as tuition, art classes, sports coaching, camps, or other activities. This funding is part of the Capacity Building Supports budget, which means it cannot be moved from one support category to another. You need to have this support included in your NDIS plan, and you can use the NDIS Support Catalogue to see the rates and descriptions of the supports available.

NDIS assistance with social and community participation is a type of funding that can help you achieve your goals related to engaging in community, social or recreational activities. These activities can be provided in a centre or in a community setting, depending on your preferences and needs.

There are two categories of NDIS assistance with social and community participation:

Assistance with Social and Community Participation – This is a Core Support that covers the cost of a support worker who can help you access and participate in various activities, such as personal development courses, social groups, outings, holidays, camps, libraries, movies, concerts, community events, and sporting club.

Increased Social and Community Participation – This is a Capacity Building Support that covers the cost of tuition fees, art classes, sports coaching, camps, or other activities that help you build your skills and independence.

You can use these supports to meet your social and community participation goals, which may include:

• making new friends and expanding your social network
• developing your hobbies and interests
• improving your health and wellbeing
• increasing your confidence and self-esteem
• learning new things and gaining new experiences
• contributing to your community and society

To access these supports, you need to have them included in your NDIS plan. You can discuss your goals and needs with your planner or provider, and they can help you find the best options for you. You can also use other tools such as NDIS online booking,  NDIS Support Catalogue to see the rates, and descriptions of the supports available.