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At Vidoma Care and Disability Services, we provide reliable and consistent Development-Life Skills support to help NDIS participants build everyday skills, confidence and independence.
Our life skills support focuses on training and development activities that help participants manage daily routines, personal care, community access, social activities and practical life tasks as independently as possible. This support may also assist carers by helping participants develop greater capacity in daily living.
Whether you want to learn how to prepare meals, manage money, use public transport, improve social skills or take more control of your personal care, Vidoma Care is here to support you at your own pace.
Reliable Support for Building Independence
Vidoma Care understands that independence looks different for every person. Our team works with participants, families, carers and support coordinators to create practical life skills support that matches each participant’s goals, abilities and daily routine.
We provide patient, respectful and consistent guidance to help participants learn, practise and strengthen essential daily living skills. Our support is designed to build confidence, encourage choice and promote independence at home and in the community.
For participants receiving psychosocial recovery supports, we can also assist with developing routines, strengthening social confidence and building practical skills that support wellbeing and community participation.
With Vidoma Care, participants are supported to take positive steps toward greater independence and everyday confidence.
Our offer assistance with activities such as:
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What is Development-Life Skills support?
Development-Life Skills support provides training and development activities to help NDIS participants build independence in everyday tasks such as shopping, cooking, money management, personal care, travel and social participation.
2. Can Vidoma Care help me learn how to cook or prepare meals?
Yes. We can support participants to learn meal planning, food preparation, cooking safety, following recipes and maintaining kitchen hygiene.
3. Can you help with budgeting and money management?
Yes. We can assist participants to develop basic financial skills, including budgeting, understanding spending, paying for items and managing everyday expenses.
4. Can this support help with social skills?
Yes. We help participants improve communication, relationship-building and social confidence so they can participate more comfortably in community and social activities.