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Build Your Own Support System: NDIS Disability Services for Young Adults : Aastha Community Services

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) funds disability supports for Australians between the age of 7 and 65 who suffer from permanent and significant disabilities that prevent them from being a part of mainstream society. According to the 2021 NDIS report, around 35,821 active participants of the scheme are aged 15 to 18 years old while the number of participants who are young adults aged 19 to 24 years is about 38,392. Young adults with disabilities often find themselves wanting to move out of their parent's home and have the desire to secure a job. Being an NDIS participant will help them set their goals in motion.


NDIS funded disability services will help the young adults to transition from the phase of depending on parental care and support to becoming more self-reliant. That includes taking care of their personal needs, learning to access public transport and going to their schools, colleges and workplaces. NDIS funds Assistance with Daily Living that can help those who need help with daily tasks that they can’t carry out on their own. Access to reliable home and living support is crucial for young adults as they are starting to make more decisions for themselves and trying to achieve employment goals. This is also the period in life where having time for social activities, acquiring new skills, and maintaining a social circle is crucial. That will boost one’s self-confidence and NDIS funded community participation is the ideal way to achieve that goal.


Aastha is a registered NDIS service provider based in Perth, WA. The participation rate of young adults aged 19-24 in WA is 1.9 out of 100 which is the same as the national average. That means the participation rate is towards the lower end of the spectrum and there is a large number of young people who are still not part of the NDIS. Contact us today and we can help you figure out the right way to access the scheme.

Moving Forward in Life with NDIS Assistance with Daily Living
Aastha Community Services
People with disabilities face a wide range of daily obstacles that are often invisible to the eyes of able-bodied individuals who can perform it with ease. These include daily activities such as personal hygiene, bowel management, household cleaning and several other essential daily routines. To lead a more independent life and achieve their goals, differently-abled individuals need support to carry out these activities. The NDIS Assistance with Daily Living is a service funded under the Core Supports budget of the NDIS participants to help them accomplish these tasks with the help of support staff and then on their own in the long run.


Assistance with Daily Living belongs to the Core Supports category and its cost differs from person to person depending on the level and intensity of the support. Depending on the goals of the NDIS participants, the service providers can even train the clients to be more self-reliant over time so that they can carry out these tasks with less assistance. Then the money saved from reducing the amount of support they need can be used for funding social, community and other recreational activities because of the flexible nature of the Core Supports budget. Such activities will improve the mental well being as well as the social skills of the participants.


Aastha is a registered NDIS service provider based in Perth, Western Australia. We always adopt a person-centric approach and help you design your NDIS plan in a way that best suits your needs. Our support staff is well-trained in managing people with disabilities. They will visit you regularly to help you with all your funded support. Contact us today to avail of our services and you will notice a significant improvement in the quality of your life in a short period.
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