To support participants with personal care tasks to help them live independently at home or in the community.

• Assistance with bathing, showering, personal hygiene, dressing, grooming
• Help with eating and drinking
• Support with toileting and continence management
• Mobility support (e.g., transferring from bed to wheelchair)

To help participants travel independently or access community activities.

• Driving participants to appointments, school, work, social events
• Travel training to teach public transport usage
• Accompanying participant on public transport

To provide supervision and assistance in a shared living arrangement, typically long-term accommodation.

• 24/7 support in a shared home
• Help with cooking, cleaning, personal care, and medication
• Building daily living skills (e.g., budgeting, household tasks)

To build capacity and skills needed for daily life and independence.

• Skill-building
• Mentoring
• Peer networks
• Confidence-building

Builds capacity for inclusion in mainstream society via innovative approaches.

• Coaching and mentoring for personal development
• Communication and social skills development
• Managing money, using public transport, cooking
• One-on-one or group-based learning

To support participants who are unable to complete household chores due to their disability.

• Cleaning, vacuuming, mopping, dishwashing
• Laundry and ironing
• Basic yard work like mowing lawns
• Meal preparation

To encourage inclusion and community participation.

• Attending social events, clubs, interest groups, hobbies
• Help with booking tickets, joining events
• Support to go to libraries, concerts, sporting activities

To promote social engagement, learning, and recreational activities in a structured group or

centre environment.

• Art, music, and craft classes
• Group cooking sessions
• Fitness or wellbeing activities
• Day programs with structured learning or outings