Group-based activities refer to activities that are provided in a group setting, such as classes, workshops or social groups. These activities can be focused on a range of areas such as social skills development, communication skills, recreation and leisure, or learning new skills. Group activities can also provide opportunities for individuals to make new friends, develop social networks and build relationships with peers who share similar interests.
NDIS funding can be used to support individuals to access group and centre-based activities. The funding may cover the cost of program fees, transport, and any necessary equipment or modifications to support the individual’s participation. It is important to note that the type and amount of funding available will depend on the individual’s goals and needs, as well as the type and intensity of support required.
Group and centre-based activities can be an important way for individuals with disabilities to develop new skills, build relationships and participate in their community. These activities can be an effective way to support an individual’s social and emotional well-being, build their confidence and enhance their quality of life.
The NDIS provides support to eligible people with intellectual, physical, sensory, cognitive and psychosocial disability.
