Every Day Support

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...

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...

If you support a neurodivergent child, teen, or adult, you’ve likely witnessed moments of emotional overwhelm that seem to appear “out of...

When you think of ADHD, structure might not be the first word that comes to mind — but for many participants with ADHD, the right  kind...

  Emotional regulation is a vital life skill — and for many NDIS participants, it’s also a key area of support. Whether someone is...

Choosing an NDIS provider or support program is a big decision — and it’s normal for needs, preferences, and goals to change over time....

Group programs can be an incredible way for NDIS participants to build social skills, try new things, and develop independence in a fun,...

For many NDIS participants, peer connection  can be life-changing. Whether it’s teens bonding over Minecraft or adults finding someone...

Meet Kelly, a passionate Support Coordinator working with NDIS participants on the Gold Coast.  Kelly owns and operates Daffodil Therapy...