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Focus Community Care provides Development of Life Skills support to help NDIS participants build the skills needed to live more independently and confidently. These supports focus on everyday activities that improve autonomy, decision-making and overall quality of life.
Our approach is practical, supportive, and tailored to individual goals, abilities and daily routines.
Development of Life Skills focuses on training and support that helps participants manage daily life more effectively. These skills support positive behaviour, problem-solving, and independence when facing everyday challenges.
We work closely with participants, families, and carers to develop skills that support long-term independence and confidence.
We provide life skills training through one-on-one support or group-based activities. Training is designed to build confidence and practical ability while encouraging independence.
Skills may include:
Our Development of Life Skills services may include:
Personal hygiene and self-care routines
Dressing, toileting, and daily personal care
Meal planning, grocery shopping, and cooking
Maintaining a clean and organised home
Laundry and basic household management
Communication and social interaction skills
Planning travel and using public transport
Accessing services and support networks
Supports are delivered according to your NDIS plan and personal goals.
Our focus is not just on learning skills, but on helping participants feel confident using them in daily life. We support gradual learning, repetition, and positive reinforcement to help participants feel capable and empowered.
If you have a specific skill or goal you want to work towards, our team will support you every step of the way.
We also support participants to develop basic financial and practical skills, including:
These skills support greater independence and confidence.
We understand that parents and carers play a key role in daily life. Focus Community Care works alongside families and carers to provide guidance, strategies, and training to support daily routines and long-term planning.
This may include support during life transitions, education changes, or moving toward independent or shared living.
If you or your loved one would like support to build everyday life skills, Focus Community Care is here to help.