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NDIS Community Participation

Getting out getting involved and feeling connected

Stepping outside, Meeting people, Joining events – It sounds simple, But for many living with a disability, It’s not always easy. We provide funded NDIS community activities across Darwin to help you join social events and build confidence.

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What is Community Participation Under NDIS?

It’s not just about being there. It’s about belonging.

NDIS Community Participation (also called NDIS social participation) refers to funded support that helps participants get involved in social, community, and recreational activities. These NDIS community participation activities might include:

We currently support participants across areas such as:
  • Visiting local libraries or community centres
  • Attending fitness groups or yoga sessions
  • Participating in social clubs or interest-based groups
  • Going shopping or to the movies
  • Volunteering or skill-building workshops
  • Even going out for a walk or coffee with support
It’s all about promoting inclusion, independence, and confidence.
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What We Help You Do

Here’s just a taste of what our NDIS Community Participation NT services might look like for you:
Attend community events
Local fairs, art shows, music nights, or cultural festivals
Recreational activities
Bowling, beach walks, gardening clubs, or hobby workshops
Fitness and wellness
Help with gym visits, dance classes, or swimming
Skill-based sessions
Join a cooking class, resume-building workshop, or computer basics
Simple social outings
Coffee catchups, market visits, or a stroll in the park

Why Community Participation Matters

Being part of something makes life richer
Spending time in the community has massive benefits for both mental and emotional wellbeing. It builds self-esteem, reduces loneliness, and helps develop skills that lead to greater independence. Here’s what regular community participation helps with:

Confidence building

Step out with someone you trust and slowly grow your comfort zone.

Improved communication

Practice interacting, expressing yourself, and connecting with others.

Mental health benefits

Social interaction helps reduce anxiety, depression, and stress.

Skill development

Learn real-life skills in real-life settings—shopping, travel, time management and more.
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Why Choose Connectors Wellbeing?

We bring more than just services—we bring care

Our team doesn’t just help with cleaning—we genuinely care about your comfort and wellbeing. When you choose Connectors Wellbeing, you get more than ticked boxes. You get tailored, respectful, and reliable support.

What makes us stand out:

Local, trusted providers in NT

We understand local communities and care for them deeply.

Experienced in NDIS

We know the ins and outs of your NDIS plan and make things easier.

Culturally sensitive and inclusive

Every person is different—we respect your space, values, and preferences.

Flexible scheduling

We work around your needs, not the other way around.
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Who Can Access This Support?

If it’s in your plan, you’re good to go
This service is generally included under “Assistance with Social and Community Participation” in your NDIS plan. You’re eligible for this support if:
  • You're an active NDIS participant
  • Your plan includes funding for community or social participation
  • You need assistance accessing, attending, or engaging in social activities
  • You have goals related to building social connections, confidence, or independence
Not sure if your funding includes this support? No worries—we’ll help you check.
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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I choose the activities I want to do?
Yes! Everything we do is based on your interests, comfort, and lifestyle goals.
No. We offer both individual and group-based support. You choose what works best for you.

Yes, we can help with transport to and from community activities, depending on your plan.

That’s completely okay. We work gently and at your pace. Even starting with a chat at home can be progress.
Elderly NDIS participant having a warm conversation with a support worker over tea, receiving assistance with social and community participation.