NDIS Service
Community Participation
One-to-one support to explore your community, pursue your interests and build friendships that last - at a pace that feels right for you.
Get out there. Connect. Belong.
Feeling part of your community is good for your wellbeing, your confidence and your future. Our community participation support is built around what excites you, whether that is a weekly footy game, a cooking class, a trip to the library or finally trying that café everyone talks about.
Your support worker does not just come along for the ride. They help you plan, travel, communicate and gradually take on more yourself, so that over time you rely less on support and more on your own growing network.
What's included
- Social outings, shopping trips and café visits
- Sport, fitness, gym and recreation
- Hobbies, clubs, arts and music
- Volunteering and community groups
- Attending cultural, religious and family events
- Holidays and day trips
- Building social skills and confidence
- Connecting with local mainstream services
Who it's for
- People who feel isolated or want to meet new friends
- Participants wanting to try new activities safely
- Young people finishing school and exploring what is next
- Anyone who wants more independence when out and about
Outcomes
What this support can mean for you
Real friendships
Meaningful connections that continue beyond our support.
Confidence in public
Practice navigating new places, people and situations with a trusted guide.
A fuller calendar
A week filled with activities you actually look forward to.
FAQs
Common questions about community participation
Do I have to pay for activity costs?
Your NDIS plan funds the support worker's time. Entry fees, tickets, meals and similar everyday costs are usually paid by the participant, just as they would be for anyone else.
Can my support worker drive me to activities?
Yes. Many of our workers can transport you in an insured vehicle. Kilometres are claimed in line with the NDIS Pricing Arrangements, and we will always explain costs upfront.
Can community participation be one-to-one?
Yes. Most community participation is one-to-one. If you enjoy being with others, we also offer small group programs.
Local support
Community Participation near you
Available across Western Sydney, The Hills District and the Hawkesbury. Choose your area to learn more.
Ready to take the next step?
Talk to our friendly team about your goals. There is no cost and no obligation - just honest advice about how we can help.