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NDIS Social & Community Participation Sydney

Kings Care Group offers social and community participation support to help NDIS participants stay active, connected, and involved in their local community. Support workers provide assistance to attend events, build social skills, and take part in group or individual activities based on personal interests.

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Our Social & Community Participation Services in Sydney Include:

  • Attending Events and Activities: We help participants attend local events, festivals, sports games, concerts, and recreational outings. Support workers provide company, assistance with transport, and help navigating the event.
  • Joining Community Groups: We assist with joining local clubs or community centres—whether it’s a book club, art class, gardening group, or hobby-based program. Support workers ensure you feel welcome and involved.
  • Building Social Skills: We support social interaction in real-world settings, helping participants learn how to start conversations, maintain friendships, and engage in group environments.
  • Fitness and Sports Participation: We accompany participants to the gym, swimming pools, walking groups, or team sports. Support workers assist with registration, safety, and encouragement to stay active.
  • Day Trips and Outings: We arrange day trips to local attractions like zoos, beaches, museums, and parks. These trips are tailored to your interests and provide opportunities to explore and connect.
  • Cultural and Religious Activities: We support attendance at cultural events, community celebrations, and religious services. Our team respects your beliefs and preferences while helping you stay connected.

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We support a wide range of activities—going to the gym, joining local clubs, visiting friends, shopping trips, art classes, or simply getting out for a walk in the park. Activities are based on what the participant enjoys and feels comfortable doing.

Yes. Our support workers can work one-on-one with children or young adults to help them build confidence in social settings, practice communication, and engage in structured or casual social interactions at their own pace.

We understand that some participants feel overwhelmed in public places or group settings. Our team takes a calm, step-by-step approach, starting with simple activities and building up confidence over time.

Yes. If you’re interested in joining a class, course, or local group, your support worker can attend with you, help with enrolment, and stay during the sessions for support.

Yes. If you want to attend an event on a weekend or evening—like a festival, movie night, or family gathering—we can arrange support during those times.