Psychosocial & Recovery-Oriented SIL

Complex Health & High-Intensity SIL

Complex Transition & Stable Living SIL

Behaviour Support Plan Implementation & Complex Communication SIL

Dysphagia & complex mealtime support

Enteral feeding support

Complex wound & pressure-injury support

Epilepsy & seizure support

Recovery-oriented daily living support and  SIL support

Psychosocial SIL focused on recovery, stability and sustainable living

Mental health service coordination

Respiratory / Other high-intensity daily health support

Diabetes-related disability support

Complex bowel, continence & catheter support

Medication support for participants with complex health or psychosocial needs

Cooking & Independent Living Skills Group

• Choosing recipes;

• Preparing shopping lists;

• Supermarket visits;

• Comparing prices;

• Food preparation;

• Kitchen safety;

• Meal planning;

• Cleaning after cooking;

• Preparing simple lunches;

• Organising the kitchen;

• Learning household routines.

Community Connection & Social Participation Group

• Café outings;

• Library visits;

• Community events;

• Local markets;

• Parks;

• Community centres;

• Hobby groups;

• Accessible recreational activities;

• Planning outings together;

• Learning how to access local services.

Wellbeing, Routine & Recovery Group

• Developing positive daily routines;

• Planning the week;

• Sleep-routine education;

• Identifying personally meaningful activities;

• Goal setting;

• Relaxation activities;

• Journaling;

• Recognising personal strengths;

• Planning community participation;

• Discussing strategies participants personally find helpful for maintaining wellbeing.

Communication & Social Confidence Group

• Starting conversations;

• Expressing preferences;

• Asking for assistance;

• Making choices;

• Communicating boundaries;

• Ordering at cafés;

• Making appointments;

• Practising telephone conversations;

• Participating in group discussions;

• Using communication aids where appropriate;

• Understanding different communication styles.

Healthy Living & Everyday Wellness Group

• Healthy meal preparation;

• Hydration routines;

• Gentle accessible movement;

• Walking groups;

• Sleep routines;

• Personal hygiene routines;

• Understanding everyday healthy choices;

• Planning health appointments;

• Organising personal health information;

• Learning when and how to ask for assistance.

Creative Expression & Sensory-Friendly Activities Group

• Painting;

• Craft;

• Photography;

• Gardening;

• Music;

• Simple woodworking;

• Sensory activities;

• Puzzles;

• Creative writing;

• Seasonal projects;

• Decorating personal spaces.

Community Access & Local Adventures Group

• Where they want to go;

• Transport;

• Cost;

• Accessibility;

• What they want to do;

• What support they require.

Examples:

• Melbourne museums;

• Accessible beaches;

• Botanical gardens;

• Local sporting events;

• Markets;

• Libraries;

• Community festivals;

• Cafés;

• Shopping centres;

• Accessible walking trails;

• Community classes.

Life Skills, Money & Everyday Independence Group

• Creating shopping lists;

• Comparing supermarket prices;

• Understanding receipts;

• Basic budgeting;

• Planning weekly expenses;

• Using public transport;

• Planning appointments;

• Organising a calendar;

• Household cleaning routines;

• Laundry;

• Bedroom organisation;

• Understanding household responsibilities;

• Making everyday choices.