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About us Luke is a 17 year old young man who loves many different sports, gaming, music, hanging out with his friends and sending his Mum grey. Luke has been an NDIS participant for a number of years and has utilised his funding to enhance his awesomeness Clare is the NDIS and Business Development Officer for Carers WA. She has worked in the Disability Services Sector for more years than she would like to admit. But her favourite job title is Mum.

Why do we need goals? What is the importance of the participant’s statement of goals and aspirations? The participant’s statement of goals and aspirations (also known as the participant’s statement) is the important first step in preparing the participant’s plan. Goals are individual to the participant and can cover: finding and keeping a job improving relationships independence in daily living confidence in money management doing more social and recreational activities improved health and wellbeing building confidence around public transport or learning to drive learning something new where you want to live, or improving communication.

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Keep it Broad, Keep it Simple Think about what’s important to you Work out your goals Identify what you might need to make big things happen!

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