Growth and Development
Skill building that works towards your goals - travel training, money handling, communication, cooking, and preparing for work or study.
Building capacity
Skills you keep, not just support you receive
The point of capacity building is that you need less support later. We work on the skills that open doors - and we go at your pace, on the things you have said you want to learn.
- Travel training - public transport, planning a route, arriving safely
- Money handling, budgeting and banking
- Communication and self-advocacy
- Cooking and home management skills
- Digital skills - phones, apps, online services
- Preparing for work, study or volunteering
- Confidence in social situations
How we work on goals
- Choose the goal
You pick it. It should be something you actually want, not something that sounds good in a plan review.
- Break it down
We turn it into small, winnable steps and agree how progress will look.
- Practise
Regular sessions, real situations, and plenty of repetition. Progress is rarely a straight line.
- Review
We check what is working, adjust, and record progress so you can see how far you have come.
Progress you can point to
Skill building should show up in your life, not only in a file. Our team records progress against your goals and brings it to your reviews, so the next plan conversation starts from evidence rather than memory.
If a goal is not moving, that is useful information. We would rather tell you that and change the approach than keep filling the hours.
What would you like to be able to do?
Tell us the goal and we will tell you how we would work towards it.