Education & Information

SLES, or School Leaver Employment Supports, is one of the most valuable supports available under the NDIS. It is also one of the most misunderstood. If you are supporting a young person with disability who is finishing school, or has recently left, SLES can play a critical role in building confidence, independence, and readiness for future employment. This guide explains what SLES is, who it is for, and what it actually looks like in practice. What Does SLES Stand For? SLES s

You have had a big day. A group activity, a family event, something new in the community. It felt fine at the time. Now everything is too loud, too fast, and your body just wants to shut down. That is not weakness. That is social burnout. And for many NDIS participants, it is one of the most misunderstood experiences they deal with. What is social burnout? Social burnout is emotional, mental, and sensory exhaustion that builds after prolonged or demanding social interaction.