NDIS service · Innovative community participation

Innovative community participation in Western Sydney

New ways to take part in community life, built around your interests rather than a fixed program.

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Who it's for

What this support includes

For people who want to try something different: a mainstream activity, a volunteering role or a project, with support designed around it.

What we help with

Joining mainstream clubs, courses or groups

Volunteering and community projects

Programs built around a particular interest

Support to get started and keep going

Linking with local organisations

Working towards doing it with less support over time

How we deliver it

The United As 1 way

A matched worker

We introduce your worker before your first session. Not the right fit? Tell us and we'll change it.

A plan workers read first

Your support plan says how you like things done. Every worker reads and confirms it before they start.

Notes you can see

After each session your worker writes a note. You read it, confirm it, or tell us something isn't right.

NDIS funding

Usually funded from Capacity Building: Increased Social and Community Participation. Priced by quote, within NDIS rules.

Check your plan, or ask your support coordinator or plan manager. Not sure? Call us and we'll help you work it out. Our prices stay within the NDIS price limits.

Questions

Questions about innovative community participation

What counts as innovative?

Something that isn't a standard support, designed around what you want to do. We plan it with you and agree the price up front.

Is it in my plan?

Check your plan or ask your coordinator. Call us and we'll help you work it out.

Not sure where to start?

Call us for a friendly chat about what you're looking for. There's no pressure to decide, and we're happy to talk with your family or coordinator too.