Free Webinar for Parents and Carers

Practical ways to help your young person build confidence, routines, friendships and greater independence through everyday supports.

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Building Independence, Confidence and Community Connection

As young people move into adulthood, many families wonder how to encourage greater independence while making sure the right support is in place.

The good news is that independence is not built overnight. It develops through everyday experiences, meaningful routines, social connections and opportunities to participate in the community.

Join our free webinar to explore practical ways to help your young person build confidence, life skills and lasting friendships while working towards their own goals. You will learn how community participation and day supports can create opportunities for greater independence, wellbeing and future pathways including employment and more independent living.

What You Will Learn

In this practical session, you will gain insights into:

How families can support greater independence through everyday experiences
The important role routines, social connection and community participation play in building confidence
How Learning and Lifestyle hubs, day supports and community participation can develop life skills and meaningful friendships
What to consider when choosing supports that align with your young person's goals, interests and aspirations
How participation today can contribute to future goals including employment, wellbeing and more independent living

The session will also include a live Q&A, giving you the opportunity to ask questions and receive practical guidance in real time.

Who This Webinar Is For

This webinar is suitable for:

Parents and carers of young people with disability
Families supporting a young person as they become more independent
Parents exploring community participation and day support options
Families wanting practical ideas to build confidence, life skills and social connections
Anyone planning for greater independence and future opportunities

No prior knowledge of the NDIS is required.