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LIFE SKILLS AND PATHWAY CERTIFICATION PROGRAM

SLES Program – Life Skills & Pathways (12-Month Certification)

Introduction

At NDIThrive, we believe independence is built through real experiences. After the initial success of our Life Skills Wednesday program (still currently running), we have had unprecedented requests to run a full 12 month program for School Leavers, those seeking Independence through Skill Development and any NDIS participant wishing to broaden their knowledge of basic skills.

Our Life Skills & Pathways Program (SLES) is a structured 12-month program designed to support participants in developing practical, everyday skills that build confidence, capability, and independence.

Who This Program Is For

This program is suitable for:

  • School leavers transitioning into adulthood

  • Young adults seeking greater independence

  • NDIS participants working on capacity building

  • Individuals wanting hands-on, real-world skill development

What Participants Will Learn

Participants will engage in structured, practical learning across:

Daily Living Skills

  • Cooking and meal preparation

  • Food storage and kitchen safety

  • Personal hygiene and health

 

Independence Skills

  • Budgeting and money management

  • Routine development

  • Decision-making and responsibility

 

Farm & Practical Skills

  • Animal husbandry

  • Gardening and horticulture

  • Maintenance and basic mechanical skills

 

Social & Communication Skills

  • Building confidence

  • Respecting boundaries

  • Working within a team environment
     

How It Works

  • Delivered on our NDIThrive Farm

  • Small group-based learning

  • Individualised goal tracking

  • Supportive, structured environment

  • Real-life, hands-on experiences
     

Program Outcomes

Participants will work towards:
 

  • Increased independence

  • Improved daily living skills

  • Greater confidence and communication

  • Readiness for future pathways
     

Important Placement Note

At NDIThrive, we prioritise appropriate placement to ensure participant success.

While many participants thrive in a group environment, others may require a more tailored, individualised program depending on their support needs.

NDIS Funding & Program Fees:

NDIThrive’s Life Skills & Pathways Program (SLES) is delivered under relevant NDIS Capacity Building supports.

Applicable NDIS Line Items may include:

  • Improved Daily Living Skills (Capacity Building)

  • SLES – School Leaver Employment Supports (where applicable)

  • Core Supports – Assistance with Social & Community Participation (depending on participant goals and plan structure)

We work closely with Support Coordinators and participants to ensure the most appropriate line item is utilised based on individual goals and funding.

Program Cost

Our 12-Month Certification Program will be charged at the same rate as our current Life Skills Wednesdays program.

This ensures:

  • Continuity for existing participants

  • Transparent and consistent pricing

  • No increase as we transition into the expanded program

For a detailed quote or to discuss funding alignment, please contact our team.

For clients that can be in a group, the cost is $311.40 includes 3 meals, all materials and Course

Enrolment Options

Participants can:

  • Join now in our existing Life Skills Wednesdays program in Bangholme, or

  • Commence on 1st July when the full 12-month Certification Program launches at our new Pearcedale farm
     

⚠️ Please note: places are limited, and current sessions are already filling as we transition into the full program.

Call to Action

Enrolments now open for June intake
Limited places available.

📞 1300 301 601
📧 admin@ndithrive.com.au

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NDIThrive Pty Ltd proudly acknowledges Victoria’s Aboriginal communities and their rich culture and pays respect to their Elders past and present.

We acknowledge Aboriginal people as Australia’s first peoples and as the Traditional Owners and custodians of the land and water on which we rely.

We recognise and value the ongoing contribution of Aboriginal people and communities to Victorian life and how this enriches us.

We embrace the spirit of reconciliation, working towards the equality of outcomes and ensuring an equal voice.

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