Community Participation

Living with a disability should not limit your ability to pursue your passions, explore new experiences, or visit places you desire. At ILA(SA), our dedicated support workers are committed to understanding your preferences and interests, accompanying you to places that genuinely spark your curiosity. Our primary goal is to ensure that you can relish everyday activities, indulge in your favorite pastimes, and connect with the people you cherish.

 

To achieve this, our support workers undergo rigorous training to comprehend, listen to, and respect your choices fully. We encourage open communication, asking pertinent questions, and actively engaging with you to provide the utmost support in your community involvement.

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Ways to Engage in Your Community:

  1. Embark on Explorations: Venture out to discover the wonders of your local area, whether it’s the beach, park, or other charming spots.
  2. Socialize with Friends: Arrange meetups with your friends for enjoyable day or evening outings.
  3. Participate in Community Programs: Take part in diverse community-based programs like Art Therapy, cooking classes, gardening workshops, or ten-pin bowling sessions.
  4. Join Self-Development Groups: Engage in social groups that promote personal growth and development, providing opportunities for learning and skill-building.
  5. Cultural Pursuits: Delve into cultural experiences by visiting the library, attending photography exhibitions, or enjoying theatrical performances.

Enhanced Social Connections

Community participation through NDIS allows participants to build meaningful relationships and expand their social networks

Skill Development

Participating in community events and programs offers NDIS participants opportunities to develop various life skills.

Improved Quality of Life

Active involvement in the community positively impacts the overall well-being and mental health of NDIS participants.

“Your present circumstances doesn’t determine where you go, it merely means this is where you start”