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Innovative Community Participation

Flexible support that helps you build confidence, explore interests and participate in activities that are meaningful to you.

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Why this matters

Meaningful participation can build confidence, connection and independence when it is guided by the person’s interests.

Support shaped around you

What this service
may include.

We begin by listening to what matters to you. Any support is discussed, assessed where required, and agreed before it starts.

✓Exploring community activities and interests
✓Building confidence in everyday community settings
✓Support to develop social and practical skills
✓Activities planned around your goals, choices and pace

Choice

Your preferences, communication needs and goals guide the conversation.

Respect

Support is delivered with dignity, privacy and professional boundaries.

Clarity

We explain availability, responsibilities, pricing and next steps before you decide.

Important information

Clear from the beginning.

Supports are shaped with you and do not confirm or determine any particular NDIS outcome or level of funding.

ALTRUCARE’s NDIS registration certificate has not yet been issued. We do not represent ALTRUCARE as a registered NDIS provider. Funding suitability and service scope must be confirmed before support commences.

Understand the service

Explore community participation at your own pace.

Use the private quick guide and open the questions that are relevant to your goals and interests.

Could this support be a good fit?

This quick check is only a conversation guide. It does not confirm eligibility, suitability or availability.

I want to build confidence and connection in my community. I would like to explore activities based on my interests and goals. I prefer personalised support rather than a one-size-fits-all program.

Common questions

What kinds of activities can be explored?

Activities are discussed around the participant’s interests, goals, preferences and available local opportunities.

Is support one-to-one or in a group?

The most appropriate arrangement can be discussed during the enquiry, subject to the participant’s plan, needs and availability.

Can someone refer on a participant’s behalf?

Yes. Families, support coordinators and other authorised people may enquire with the participant’s consent.

Choose your next step.Send a general enquiry or submit an initial referral securely online. Only brief first-contact information is needed.

General enquiry Refer a participant