Group
Activity

Delight Care’s group activities support refers to the funding provided by the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) for participation in group-based programs and activities. These supports are designed to promote social inclusion, skill development, and community engagement for NDIS participants. Group activities can offer opportunities for individuals with disabilities to connect with others, learn new skills, and enhance their overall well-being.

 

Some examples of NDIS-funded group activities support are:

 

1. Social and recreational groups: Funding may be provided for participation in various social and recreational activities such as sports, art classes, music groups, cooking classes, and outings.

 

2. Skill development programs: Group-based programs focused on developing specific skills like communication, independent living, self-care, or vocational training can also be funded by the NDIS.

 

3. Support groups: NDIS participants can access support groups that cater to specific needs or conditions, such as disability-specific peer support networks, mental health support groups, or carer support groups.

 

4. Community participation programs: Funding may be available for participation in community-based programs, volunteering opportunities, or workshops aimed at community integration and engagement.

 

It's important to note that the availability and nature of group activities support under NDIS can vary based on an individual's NDIS plan, goals, and personal circumstances. Delight Care works closely with participants to identify and allocate appropriate support to help them participate in group activities that align with their interests and aspirations.