Make the Most of Your NDIS Plan with Improved Daily Living Supports

The NDIS Improved Daily Living category is part of the Capacity Building budget and is designed to help participants develop practical skills that improve independence and everyday functioning. Rather than providing ongoing assistance, these supports focus on building the knowledge, confidence, and abilities participants need to achieve their long-term goals. Depending on individual needs and NDIS goals, Improved Daily Living funding may include supports such as counselling, behaviour support, communication skill development, routine building, and other capacity-building services. Understanding how this funding works can help participants make informed decisions and get the most from their NDIS plan.

Looking to Build Skills and Confidence?

Improved Daily Living Skills is a Capacity Building support category that focuses on developing practical skills for greater independence rather than providing ongoing daily assistance. Supports are tailored to each participant’s NDIS goals and may include therapy, skill development, communication strategies, behaviour support and other services that increase independence in everyday life and community participation.

Improved Daily Living Supports May Help With:

  • Building everyday life skills
  • Confidence and independence
  • Communication skills
  • Emotional regulation
  • Achieving NDIS goals

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What Is NDIS Improved Daily Living?

NDIS Improved Daily Living is a Capacity Building support category that helps participants develop practical skills needed for greater independence. Rather than providing ongoing assistance, these supports focus on building long-term abilities that enable participants to manage everyday activities more confidently and achieve their NDIS goals.

Improved Daily Living supports are tailored to each participant’s individual circumstances, strengths, and aspirations. As participants develop new skills over time, they can increase their independence and participate more confidently in daily life and their community.

  • Capacity Building Budget
  • Purpose
  • Long-Term Skill Development
  • Goal-Focused Supports

How Improved Daily Living Skills Funding Works

Improved Daily Living Skills funding is designed to build a participant’s capacity over time. Instead of completing tasks for participants, supports focus on teaching practical skills that improve independence, confidence and participation.

Funding may include:

  • Therapy supports
  • Skill development
  • Communication training
  • Behaviour support
  • Functional assessments
  • Capacity building programs
  • Community-based skill development

What Supports Can Be Funded?

The supports included under Improved Daily Living funding depend on a participant’s individual goals and the reasonable and necessary supports outlined in their NDIS plan. These services are designed to build capacity, improve confidence, and support long-term independence.

  • Functional capacity assessments
  • Behaviour support strategies
  • Counselling
  • Communication skills development
  • Daily living skill development
  • Community participation skill building
  • Emotional regulation strategies
  • Capacity building therapies
  • Goal-based support planning

Examples of Improved Daily Living Skills

Participants may work on practical skills including:

  • Meal preparation
  • Cooking
  • Laundry
  • Household cleaning
  • Personal hygiene
  • Shopping independently
  • Budgeting
  • Time management
  • Using public transport
  • Communication
  • Social interaction
  • Problem-solving
  • Decision-making
  • Organisation skills

Make the Most of Your NDIS Supports

Personalised support can help you build practical skills, increase confidence, and work towards meaningful NDIS goals. With the right guidance, participants can continue developing the abilities needed for greater independence and everyday success.

Capacity Building vs Everyday Support

Many participants confuse Improved Daily Living Skills with supports that simply assist with everyday tasks.

Capacity Building supports are designed to help participants learn skills they can continue using independently, while ongoing daily assistance focuses on helping complete tasks when required.

Building capacity over time helps participants become more confident, improve decision-making and work towards greater independence.

Who Can Access Improved Daily Living Funding?

Improved Daily Living funding is available to NDIS participants whose plans include this Capacity Building support category. Eligibility is based on a participant’s individual goals, support needs, and whether the funding is considered reasonable and necessary to help achieve greater independence.

Funding is based on individual disability-related needs, participant goals and what is considered reasonable and necessary under the NDIS. Supports are tailored to build independence and may differ significantly between participants depending on their circumstances. Participants with complex health needs may also require detailed NDIS clinical assessments and supporting reports to ensure they receive appropriate funding and ongoing healthcare support.

Participants can work with their NDIS planner or Local Area Coordinator to identify supports that align with their goals and contribute to long-term capacity building. Choosing experienced providers can also help participants make the most of their funding through personalised, goal-focused support.

  • Participant Eligibility
  • Goal Alignment
  • Capacity Building Budget
  • Working with Suitable Providers

Frequently Asked Questions

Understanding how Improved Daily Living funding works can help participants make informed decisions about their NDIS plan. Below are answers to some of the most common questions about this Capacity Building support.

1. What is NDIS Improved Daily Living funding?

Improved Daily Living funding is a Capacity Building support that helps participants develop practical skills, increase independence, and work towards their NDIS goals.

2. Is Improved Daily Living part of Capacity Building?

Yes. Improved Daily Living is one of the Capacity Building support categories within the NDIS and focuses on long-term skill development.

3. What services can be funded under Improved Daily Living?

Depending on your NDIS plan, funding may include supports such as counselling, behaviour support, communication skill development, community participation, and other capacity-building services.

4. Who is eligible for Improved Daily Living supports?

Eligibility depends on your individual NDIS goals, support needs, and whether the funding is considered reasonable and necessary within your plan.

5. Can counselling be funded through Improved Daily Living?

In some cases, counselling may be funded if it aligns with your NDIS goals and is included in your approved plan.

6. Can Improved Daily Living Skills include therapy?

Yes. Depending on your NDIS plan, Improved Daily Living Skills funding may include eligible therapy supports that help build independence and achieve your goals.

7. Can Improved Daily Living Skills include behaviour support?

Where appropriate, Behaviour Support strategies may be funded to help participants develop emotional regulation, communication and positive behaviour skills that improve everyday independence.

Supporting Participants Across Logan & Surrounding Areas

Matthew Kyte, Founder of Janalli Services, is passionate about helping participants develop practical skills that build confidence, independence, and long-term capacity. Through personalised support, he works alongside participants to understand their goals and create strategies that encourage meaningful progress.

Matthew’s approach focuses on:

  • Personalised support
  • Practical skill development
  • Behaviour coaching
  • Counselling
  • Goal-focused support
  • Community participation

Matthew Kyte helps participants develop practical daily living skills that build confidence, independence and long-term capacity. Janalli Services supports participants throughout Logan Central, Springwood, Browns Plains, Beenleigh, Woodridge, Marsden, Mount Warren Park and Yarrabilba, with Australia-wide telehealth available where appropriate.Janalli supports participants across Logan, Brisbane South, Beaudesert, Northern Gold Coast, and Australia-wide through telehealth where appropriate. Every support plan is tailored to the participant’s goals, strengths, interests, and individual circumstances.

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Flexible NDIS Support Appointments

Janalli supports both NDIS participants and private self-funded clients through flexible online and in-person counselling services. Participants can access support designed to improve emotional wellbeing, strengthen confidence, develop communication skills, and build practical strategies for everyday challenges. Flexible telehealth services allow participants to access support from familiar environments while maintaining consistency and engagement. Participants can easily book sessions online, select appointment times that suit their schedules, and manage their support journey through Janalli’s online booking system.

Build Practical Skills for Greater Independence

Whether you’re building everyday life skills, improving communication, developing confidence or working towards greater independence, Janalli Services provides personalised supports that align with your NDIS goals.

Participants may also benefit from NDIS Counselling and NDIS Innovative Community Participation, depending on their individual support needs.

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