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What could life after school look like?

There's no single path to follow. Some goals are for right now, while others take time. We'll help you explore what's important and where you'd like to begin.

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Finding your own rhythm

From everyday routines at home to hobbies, friendships and getting out into the community, we'll support you to spend your days doing more of what matters to you.

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Learning and working

Thinking about further study, learning new skills or working towards a job? We can help with everyday support and routines that make it easier to take part and work towards your goals.

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Living more independently

Whether it's building everyday living skills or planning to move into a place of your own, we'll support you to explore what's possible, at your own pace.

A few common questions

It's a good idea to start thinking about what's next while your young person is still at school, ideally before their final year.

But wherever you're up to, we're happy to have a conversation. We can get to know your young person, explore their interests and goals, and work with you to plan support for when they're ready.

That's completely fine. They don't need to have everything figured out.

We can start with the things they already enjoy, explore new activities and interests, and help them discover what they'd like to do more of. Their support can grow and change as they find their own rhythm.

We can help with everyday support that makes it easier to take part in study, training or work. This might include getting ready for the day, travelling, building routines or participating in activities.

If your young person has employment goals, we can also work alongside specialist employment and training providers. The support available will depend on their NDIS plan.

Absolutely. Leaving school doesn't mean leaving the family home.

We can support your young person at home and in the community, helping them build everyday skills, enjoy their interests and spend time with others.

If moving into a place of their own becomes a goal later, we can help explore that too.

InLife has experience supporting people with high intensity and complex support needs.

Our Team Coordinators work with nurse educators and specialist teams to prepare Assistants through individual training, support plans and guidance tailored to each person's needs.

We'll work with you to understand the support required and how we can best help.

Of course. Families often know their young person incredibly well, and we welcome that knowledge and experience.

We'll work with your young person to understand how they'd like their family and other important people involved. That might include helping plan support, sharing information or staying connected with their Team Coordinator.

Your young person's choices remain at the centre of how we work together.