Capacity Building Supports aim to help NDIS participants build skills, knowledge, and independence, ultimately reducing the need for ongoing support. These supports focus on long-term development and increasing the participant’s ability to manage their disability and participate in the community.
Types of Capacity Building Supports:
NDIS Goals: Supports participants in improving their independence and managing daily activities more effectively.
Therapies and Allied Health Services
Purpose: Provides access to essential services like physiotherapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy, and counseling to enhance functional abilities.
Examples: Therapy sessions for motor skills, communication, or adaptive equipment training.
Skill Development and Education
NDIS Goals: Helps build confidence and capacity to live more independently and participate in work or social activities.
Purpose: Offers training and development to enhance daily living and employment-related skills.
Examples: Budgeting, cooking, using public transport, or workplace readiness.
Support Coordination
- Purpose: Helps participants navigate and manage their NDIS plan, connecting them to appropriate services and supports.
- Examples: Organizing care providers, managing budgets, or coordinating therapy sessions.
- NDIS Goals: Enhances independence in managing NDIS services and achieving personal goals.
