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In the NDIS space, we talk a lot about “capacity building”, but let’s be honest, not every provider delivers programs that genuinely  build the confidence and real-world skills people need to thrive. So, when we see a provider doing something meaningful, practical, and truly participant-centred, we believe it deserves recognition. Today, we’re shining a spotlight on FS Solutions, a provider making waves with their fresh, human approach to building independence, life skills, e

Learn how the NDIS supports people with Down syndrome, from early intervention to daily living, therapy, and independence. Find out how Loving Life Support Services can help on the Gold Coast. Down syndrome affects how a person learns, communicates, and experiences the world, but with the right support, people with Down syndrome can lead full, meaningful, and independent lives. The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) plays a key role in making that possible. It provid

Everyone should have the opportunity to join in city life, no matter their abilities or support needs. On the Gold Coast, there are a growing number of accessible recreation programs designed to help people with disability participate fully in community activities, enjoy environments, build friendships, and stay active. Here are some of the key programs you should know about. 🏃‍♂️ Active & Healthy Program ( Active & Healthy calendar | City of Gold Coast ) The City of Gold Co

If keeping your yard safe and tidy feels overwhelming, you might be able to get help through your NDIS plan. From lawn mowing to weeding, the NDIS may fund regular yard maintenance — but only if it meets certain criteria. Here’s a simple breakdown of how it works, what’s usually covered, and how to make the most of your plan. ✅ When the NDIS May Fund Yard Maintenance The NDIS might fund yard work services if: You can’t complete the tasks yourself due to your disability The wo

Mental health can be one of the most complex areas of the NDIS — and if you're living with a mental health condition, you may have heard the term “psychosocial disability” and wondered what it means. Let’s break it down in simple terms and answer some of the most common questions we hear about psychosocial disability and the NDIS. What is psychosocial disability? Psychosocial disability is a type of disability that results from a mental health condition. It’s not the same as

From 1 January 2025 , the NDIA is rolling out impairment notices  for all NDIS participants — and there are a few important things to know. 🧾 What’s an Impairment Notice? An impairment notice  is a new document that confirms you have a permanent disability or significant impairment . It outlines the specific types of impairments you experience, which helps the NDIA match your plan and funding to your actual support needs. This is part of a broader move away from diagnosis-ba

Leaving school is a big deal — exciting, overwhelming, and full of unknowns. For young people with disability, that transition often comes with extra challenges, especially when it comes to navigating adult life, accessing the right supports, and planning for the future. That’s where futures planning  comes in. At Loving Life Support Services, we believe every young person deserves a clear path beyond school — one that’s shaped by their strengths, goals, and support network.

For many people living with disability, the idea of independence  is deeply personal. It doesn’t always mean living alone or doing everything without help — sometimes, it simply means having choice, control, and the right support  to do more of the things that matter to you. The NDIS can be a powerful tool in helping participants move toward independent living — but knowing where to start  or what’s even possible  can feel overwhelming. Let’s break it down in everyday languag

For many NDIS participants — especially those with autism, ADHD, psychosocial disability, or anxiety  — one of the most powerful tools...

Clear communication is the heart of good support. But when it comes to working with participants with disability — especially those with...

Group programs are a great way for NDIS participants to build friendships, confidence, and real-world skills . But when those groups...

When it comes to NDIS supports, one size definitely doesn’t fit all. A great support worker might be friendly, experienced, and...

Therapy can be a powerful tool for growth — but it can also be expensive. For many NDIS participants, limited therapy budgets don’t...

Making friends. Joining a conversation. Handling conflict. Asking for help. For many people, these social moments come naturally — but...

When a participant has both a disability  and a mental health condition , it’s called dual diagnosis  — and it’s more common than many...

Parents often ask us how our two teen programs compare. While both focus on friendships, independence, and life skills, they run at...

Self-advocacy is one of the most important skills an NDIS participant can develop — but it’s also one of the most misunderstood. It’s not...

At Loving Life Support Services, we believe that support should evolve with you — not stop when you turn 18. For many adults with...

Cooking is often thought of as a fun, optional activity. But for NDIS participants, it’s a powerful tool for learning  — and one of the...

I see the human cost of these decisions up close. In children, in families, in futures on the line. The government’s Thriving Kids...