Developing your daily living and life skills.

We work with you to develop goals, confidence and independence to feel empowered and get the most from life.  

Some areas we can help you to develop your skills include:

• General life skills
• Individual life skills
• Numeracy, literacy and financial management skills
• Parent and carer skills

General life skills development ATCQ can provide training and development across a range of life skills, including:

• Personal hygiene, such as showering
• Nutrition, such as shopping for groceries and preparing healthy meals
• Cleanliness, such as housework
• Communicating with service providers and support networks
• Transport and travel, such as planning your journey and accessing public transport
• Individual life and personal skills development

ATCQ can provide training and development across a range of individual personal skills, including:

• Interpersonal skills
• Emotional regulation
• Support for your carers to help you navigate personal and interpersonal skill development
• Numeracy, literacy and financial management skills development

ATCQ understands the importance of gaining independence in managing your own money. We can help you develop independence in managing your finances by developing a range of skills including:

• Budgeting
• Managing your bank account
• Understanding your bank statement
• Improving your money understanding and communication skills

Developing parent or carer life skills ATCQ understands that being a parent or carer can be challenging. We can work with you by helping you to:

• Develop skills to better manage day to day demands
• Better understand the long-term realities of your situation
• Access information on how to manage challenging behaviours
• Develop skills to assist in personal care
• Develop skills to support someone to transition out of the family home into an independent or group‐based living environment
• Social and Community Participation

Social and Community Participation Services are NDIS funded services designed to support people with a disability who want to take an active role in their community.

 In other words, they want to get out and about, try new things, go to new or familiar places and meet new people. The list of community activities can include everything from going to the beach, having coffee at their local cafe, participating in a class (art, writing, music etc) or simply just taking in the sights and sounds in their local area.

Call us today to see how we may be.