Development of Life Skills

Development of Life Skills

Life Skills are the essential abilities we acquire throughout our life that enable us to navigate and adapt in a dynamic world of endless opportunities, challenges, expectations and unpredictable circumstances. For those living with disabilities, their journey can be different as they may face distinct obstacles or lack certain exposures – this ultimately shapes them into having an exclusive set of Life Skills than others.

Whether you or your loved one experiences a disability, there are ample support services available with funding from the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) to ensure you live your life to the fullest.

How can Life Skills and Development Services Help Someone With a Disability? Disabilities can be diverse and complex, presenting unique challenges for those living with them. Physical disabilities limit mobility or motor capabilities whereas cognitive and emotional impairments make it hard to navigate the world around us. For some people, a combination of these conditions provide additional  obstacles on their journey through life.

Life skills can be a powerful asset, providing you with the ability to lead an independent life and achieve your goals. This development is not as simple as buying an assistive device. It takes time, mentoring, motivation, and encouragement to reach your goals. But when you do eventually develop more life skills, you will have a toolset that enables you to face almost any obstacle, and move past it.

What Life Skills Development Services Can Madaba Care Solution Provide? Lives with disabilities can have a tough time living independently, but Madaba Care Solution is here to change that. 

Whether you have a well-developed skill-set and need specific training, or you are broadly dependent on others for a whole host of day-to-day activities, At Madaba Care Solution, we understand that everyone’s needs are different. Our experts will take the time to get to know you and craft a tailored plan designed to give you greater confidence in whatever areas of life require extra skill or assistance. 

• Paperwork or paying your bills
• Using public transport
• Using technology and Software
• Road safety
• Using public transport / Maps
• Support to join local groups based on your interests
• Visiting local community centres
• Literacy and numeracy
• Healthy behaviours and exercise
• Personal hygiene
• Maintaining a clean home
• Meal planning and preparation