Groups
Through our years of experience, we have identified that isolation is one of the key factors impacting people. We do not necessarily have to have a disability to be affected by this, but certainly having one creates a huge risk as other vulnerabilities blossom.
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Diversity Access aims to bridge this by imparting skill building groups led by allied health professionals to teach:
How We Do It
Our Allied Health Professionals can teach:
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Life skills, and daily technology skills (such as, but not limited, to mobile phones, online banking, Facebook, messaging, emails, and other appliances)
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Community life (bus & train timetables)
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Communication skills: building tools to communicate with others to develop meaningful relationships.
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Budgeting and financial skills
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Cooking skills
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Self-care and Grooming
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Healthy body-healthy mind, becoming more self aware of mind, body and disability, developing profound understanding of themselves.
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Understanding their NDIS plans.