Social and Community Participation Kalamunda, Western Australia

People who are physically or mentally impaired often face obstacles whenever they attempt to participate in or engage in social activities. At Vivid Care, we are aware of the tremendous influence that participation in one’s local community can have on that person’s overall health and happiness. As a result, we make it a point to continually work towards the goal of providing an environment that is interesting, encourages active involvement, and promotes unfettered social contact.

People with disabilities are encouraged to participate in community and civic activities as part of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), which promotes social and community participation. Volunteering one’s time, becoming involved in community groups, or taking part in initiatives are all examples of actions that make a good contribution to society.

People who need assistance from Vivid Care could classify several types of day-to-day support as belonging to the category of social and community participation. Participants in the NDIS who get funding for help with their activities of daily living as part of the core supports category can be considered members of this group.

Vivid Care provides disability support through community participation, which includes, but is not limited to:

• To enrol in personal development classes.
• Go on a trip or take a vacation.
• Being accepted into any social group.
• Participation in community events or membership in a club.
• Visiting the public library.
• Going to the movies or attending concerts.