What Is Increased Social and Community Participation?

Increased Social and Community Participation is a support category funded under “Capacity Building Supports” in your NDIS plan. This support helps you learn community and social skills. Your funding can be used to join different activities, classes and events in community settings.

This support helps participants build strong friendships and support networks outside of family and support workers. It is designed to help you improve communication, social skills, confidence and break down personal barriers through NDIS community participation activities.

How We Can Assist You

At Linq Coordination & Management, our team is here to help you make the most of your NDIS funding for social and community participation. We support you with:

• Choosing different activities – both funded and paid

• Transport arrangements

• A support worker to attend activities with you

• Monitoring, guidance and reporting on your progress

• Helping you get the most out of your NDIS funding

Your NDIS community participation funding usually covers transport and support worker services. It may not cover extra costs like entry tickets, memberships, food or other fees. To understand exactly what is included, speak with our NDIS group activities team today.

Benefits of Our NDIS Innovative Community Participation Programs

Our NDIS community activity programs support people with disabilities in many ways, such as:

• Learning how to interact with others

• Building independence and confidence

• Encouraging a positive mindset and self-image

• Meeting people with similar interests

• Learning day-to-day skills

• Access to NDIS social groups

• Building a support network for tough times

• Finding new opportunities through peer networks

• Reducing reliance on usual carers

Our NDIS community participation activities help people develop new skills and build strong connections. We guide you through your NDIS plan so you can make good choices about services and providers. We also match you with a support worker who has the right skills, experience and interests to support you best.