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Life Skills Development

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Building Independence Through Practical Skills

At Ally Aid, we empower individuals to develop essential life skills that promote independence, confidence, and daily living success. Our Life Skills Development program, funded under NDIS registration group 0117 (Development of Daily Living and Life Skills), is designed to help participants learn and apply practical skills in everyday life.
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How It Works

This NDIS-funded service focuses on training and development activities that increase a participant’s ability to live as autonomously as possible. Supports may include:
  • Daily living skills training, such as cooking, cleaning, and personal care routines.
  • Public transport training, helping participants navigate bus, train, and other transit options independently.
  • Budgeting and financial management, ensuring individuals can plan, save, and manage money effectively.
  • Time management and personal organisation skills to help structure daily routines.
  • Community participation coaching, encouraging social engagement and active citizenship.
  • Self-care and hygiene training to build healthy personal habits.
  • One-on-one and group-based skill-building sessions for tailored learning experiences.

How We Can Help

  • Practical Life Skills Training – Developing cooking, cleaning, self-care, and time management skills.
  • Public Transport and Travel Support – Helping participants gain independence in navigating transportation options.
  • Financial & Budgeting Assistance – Teaching participants how to manage finances effectively.
  • Social and Community Engagement – Supporting individuals in building relationships and participating in activities.
  • Self-Care and Personal Wellbeing – Helping individuals establish daily routines for hygiene, nutrition, and health.
  • Ongoing Mentoring & Coaching – Ensuring long-term skill retention and development.
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Who Can Provide This Support? (Required Qualifications)

To deliver NDIS Life Skills Development (0117), providers must have expertise in personal development, disability support, and life coaching. Eligible professionals include:
  • Disability Support Workers (including Mental Health and Peer Workers)
  • Social Workers
  • Welfare Workers
  • Aboriginal Health Workers

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