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NDIS support item 0116 · Melbourne

Innovative community participation

Creative, adaptive ways to connect with the community.

Quick answer

Innovative community participation (NDIS support item 0116) funds new and creative ways for participants to build skills and connections in the community — from arts and technology to peer groups and tailored activities. Beyond Disability and Home Care designs these supports around each participant’s interests across metropolitan Melbourne.

About innovative community participation

Innovative Community Participation (0116) signifies a progressive approach to engaging individuals with diverse abilities in community activities. It embraces creativity and inclusivity to foster meaningful social connections and participation.

This classification emphasises the importance of novel approaches and adaptive strategies in promoting community integration and empowerment. This introduction underscores the significance of innovative community participation in cultivating a more inclusive society, laying the foundation for exploring innovative practices and their impact.

What this support includes

  • Interest-led activities designed with the participant
  • Arts, music, sport and technology-based programs
  • Peer connection and small group activities
  • Skill-building that leads towards study or work
  • Support to try something new, safely
  • Regular review of what is working

Who this support is for

Participants who want more than a standard outing — those building confidence, exploring interests, or working towards study, volunteering or employment goals.

How to get started

Contact our Preston team on 03 9863 6973 or send an enquiry. We will talk through your goals, check how this support sits within your NDIS plan, and match you with workers who suit you. There is no cost to have that first conversation.

Make an enquiry

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