Anything that helps you join in community life, meet people, and do activities you enjoy. Examples range from a local café visit to sports teams, art classes, bushwalks, volunteering, or work experience.
NDIS Community Participation in Perth
Premier Care Connect, PCC, helps you get involved in your community with confidence. We plan activities around your interests and support you to meet people, try new things, and build real connections across Perth. Social and community participation is about going where others go, doing what others do, and choosing activities you enjoy.
- Joining local clubs or classes like art, music, or sport.
- Volunteering or work experience that builds confidence and skills.
- Library visits, markets, community events, or faith and cultural groups.
- Mentoring, peer groups, and communication practice in real settings.
- Travel training and planning so public transport feels easier.
- Small groups or one to one outings with a familiar support worker.
How NDIS funding usually works for participation
Your NDIS plan may include Core funding for Assistance with Social, Economic, and Community Participation. Some people also use Capacity Building funding to learn new skills for community life. Talk to us and we will help you use the right budget for your goals.
Why choose Premier Care Connect
Why Choose us for Community Participation?
how to get started
Getting Started With Community Participation
Try Something New
We begin with your goals, interests, and comfort level.
Here’s how PCC helps
- Shortlist local options (art, walking, volunteering).
- Plan the first visit, arrange transport, and join you if needed.
- Check in after and adjust future outings to suit you.
- Explore safe, welcoming places together.
- Build confidence by starting at your pace.
- Meet new people with friendly support.
Build a Weekly Rhythm
If you want ongoing connection we can:
Here’s how PCC helps
- Set a routine weekly or fortnightly, designed with you.
- Blend skills + social time (budgeting, conversations, travel training).
- Coordinate clubs and send reminders.
- Review goals each quarter to keep progress on track.
- Keep the same support worker for comfort and trust.
- Stay flexible — update your schedule when life changes.
Send Us A Message
Together, we can bring care, comfort, and possibilities to life.
faq
frequently asked questions
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Q. What does “community participation” actually include?
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Q. Which NDIS budgets can pay for this support?
Most people use Core funding under Assistance with Social, Economic and Community Participation. If you are building skills, you may also use Capacity Building funding often called Increased Social and Community Participation. It depends on your goals and plan.
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Q. Does the NDIS pay for tickets or entry fees?
Usually no. The NDIS may fund the support you need to take part, while you cover standard costs like tickets, activity fees, or club memberships.
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Q. Can PCC help me learn public transport routes?
Yes. We can plan routes with you and provide travel training and practice until you feel confident.
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Q. Do you offer both one to one and group options?
Yes. We match the style of support to your goals and comfort, including small groups for people who prefer a shared activity.
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Q. I live in Perth. Can you suggest local options near me?
PCC keeps a Perth list of clubs, classes, accessible venues, libraries, and volunteering programs. We tailor suggestions to your suburb and interests.
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Q. How do you keep things safe?
We complete risk checks for venues and travel, confirm meeting points, and make sure your support worker knows your preferences. Pricing follows current NDIS arrangements and limits.
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Q. Can you support my cultural or faith activities?
Yes. We respect your preferences and can coordinate with local community or faith groups. NDIS partners and local area coordinators in Western Australia can also connect you with inclusive community options.
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Q. How do I get started with PCC?
Send us an enquiry with your goals and location. We outline options, confirm times, and schedule your first outing. After that we review how it went and build a plan that suits you.