The teenage and young-adult years can be exciting – and overwhelming.
Our Support Work for Teens & Young Adults helps participants build confidence, social skills, and independence as they transition into adulthood.
Depending on goals, our Support Workers can assist with:
Travel training and navigating public transport
Learning daily routines and time management
Building social confidence and relationships
Job or volunteer readiness
Study, organisation, and communication skills
Healthy eating, fitness, and mental-wellbeing habits
Managing responsibilities while staying safe and supported
We tailor every plan to the participant’s developmental stage and personality, guided by our Occupational Therapist for safety and progress tracking.
Allied Health-supervised programs that combine fun with purpose.
Support Workers matched for personality fit — relatable, encouraging, and trustworthy.
Focus on capacity-building rather than dependence.
Integration with therapy where applicable (psychology, OT, dietetics, speech).
This service is ideal for NDIS participants (teens and young adults) who want to:
Build confidence and independence in the community
Learn new skills like travel training or money management
Reduce isolation and improve social connections
Maintain healthy routines and participation in daily life
Access therapy, education, or recreational opportunities with safe support
Whether you’re a parent wanting to help your teen gain independence, or a support coordinator looking for reliable community supports — we’re here to make it easier.
Yes — usually under Core Supports (Social & Community Participation) or Capacity Building (Daily Living) depending on goals.
Yes. We can support with scheduling, travel, workplace communication, and confidence building.
Absolutely, as long as it’s part of their approved NDIS goals and plan.
Yes. We’ll match based on comfort, preference, and experience.
Our Support Workers can assist with:
Personal care (showering, dressing, hygiene)
Household tasks (cleaning, laundry, meal prep)
Community access and social outings
Building life skills (budgeting, cooking, organisation)
Study or employment support
Sensory and emotional regulation
Implementing therapy recommendations
Supported Independent Living (SIL) and respite support
Absolutely. Many participants combine community access with personal care, meal preparation, or therapy sessions for continuity of care.
Yes. Our Support Workers can assist with travel in the community, including using public transport or providing transport in line with NDIS travel guidelines.
Yes. We offer flexible scheduling — including after-hours and weekend supports — to fit in with your life and preferences.
That’s okay! Our team will help you set realistic, meaningful goals for community participation based on your interests and abilities.
By listening to your story and understanding your needs, we connect you with the most suitable support worker.
Submit an enquiry if you have more questions or make a referral today.
