How we support you

We don’t believe in one-size-fits-all. Every young person is different, so our support starts with listening and building a plan around your goals.

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We make a personalised plan

Together we create a simple plan that sets out the best way to support you. The plan is focused on building confidence, skills and improving daily wellbeing.

We provide on-going support

We put the plan into action. That might look like skill building at home, day trips, community access or mentoring — whatever works best for you.

We meet with you

We take time to understand your goals, needs, and strengths. This first step is about listening — finding out what matters most and how support can help.

What support can look like

Support looks different for every young person. Here are some of the common ways we help teens and young adults build skills, confidence and independence.

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    Personalised Plans

    Your plan is built around your strengths, interests and goals.

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    Life Skills Development

    Build everyday skills like cooking, shopping, budgeting and managing time.

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    Peer Connection

    Spend time with mentors who understand and can relate to your journey.

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    Confidence Building

    Take part in activities that boost independence and self-esteem.

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    Transport Support

    Get help travelling safely to and from activities.

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    Daily Living Skills

    Learn and practise everyday tasks like cooking, cleaning and self-care.

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    Social Outings

    Join safe, small-group trips to events, workshops or activities you enjoy.

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    Goal-focused Support

    Work with a mentor to set goals that matter to you and plan simple steps to achieve them.

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    Skill Building

    Practise new abilities in community settings with the right support.

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    Employment preparation

    Get support with resume writing, interview skills and job searching.

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    Day Trips

    Meet new friends and share experiences in a safe, supportive group.

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    Communication Skills

    Grow confidence in how you express yourself and connect with others.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Our supports are for teens, tweens, and young adults with disability who have NDIS funding. We work with participants, families, and support coordinators. If you’re not sure you fit this description, never hesitate to reach out — we might just be the right fit for you.

  • Not at this stage. However, we follow the NDIS Practice Standards and operate with an audit-ready mindset. Safety, quality, and participant wellbeing are always at the heart of what we do. All of our policies and procedures are in place — and available for review at any time through the footer of our website.

  • Day trips are Small, safe groups (2–4 participants) with dedicated mentors. From gaming days and markets to kayaking, rock climbing, and city life-skills adventures. All this strengthens social confidence and life skills, all while having fun.

  • No. We offer both one-to-one supports and small-group outings. It depends on your goals and what feels right for you.

  • It’s simple: call Trent or send an enquiry we won’t keep you waiting. Our average response time is under 3 hours. We’ll talk through your needs, outline next steps, and if it’s a good fit, we’ll set up a first meet.

  • We listen first, agree on simple goals and steps, then check in and adjust as needed. Plans are reviewed with you and your team so they stay useful.

Ready to get started?

Call us now or send a quick enquiry. We’ll listen first, outline simple next steps, and set up a first meet.

Send us a message.

We typically respond within 3 hours and will only use your details to return your enquiry.