Assist-Life Stage Transition

For participants with more complex needs, higher-level coordination is available to help design and build a strong support network. This includes linking various service systems, managing complex situations, resolving challenges or crises, and strengthening the participant’s support network to build long-term resilience. The focus is on empowering participants to direct their lives, not just their services.

Assistance with Accommodation and Tenancy Obligations

Participants are supported to secure and maintain suitable housing through guidance, prompting, or direct assistance. This may include help with applying for rental properties, understanding tenancy agreements, and meeting ongoing tenancy responsibilities to ensure stable accommodation.

Life Transition Planning, Mentoring & Skill Development

Support is provided to help participants adjust to new life stages through mentoring, peer support, and skill-building activities. This may involve establishing volunteer supports within the home or community, assisting with attending appointments, shopping, managing bills, participating in social activities, and maintaining connections with others.

Improved Daily Living Skills

Participants receive support to enhance their ability to manage everyday tasks and responsibilities. This includes assistance with decision-making, daily planning, and budgeting, helping individuals build confidence in managing their personal and financial activities.

Time-limited support is also available to help participants develop and maintain budgeting skills, including planning expenses and making informed financial decisions.

Overall, Life Stage and Transition supports aim to provide guidance during key life changes, build independence, and ensure participants are equipped with the skills and support networks needed for long-term stability and success.