Social and Community Participation Osborne Park, Western Australia

While taking part in social events, people with disabilities often run into problems. Vivid Care knows that being involved in the community has a big effect on a person’s general health. So, we always try to create an interesting environment that encourages active participation and free social contact.

One important part of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS)’s help is helping people improve their skills. It goes beyond this job and focuses on giving people the skills they need to deal with social situations, follow personal hobbies, and eventually become more involved in their communities on their own.

People with disabilities are encouraged to take part in community projects and social events through the NDIS’s Social and Community Participation. Some things that can be done to make a good difference are helping, joining neighbourhood groups, and working on projects.

People who need Vivid Care assistance might group together a lot of different types of daily help under the heading of “Social and Community Participation.” People in this group may be NDIS users who get money for daily life help under the core supports area.

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.