NDIS & Employment

Imagine this scenario: You are in high school and want to know what to do next, and as you look forward to the next phase of life, you are nervous too. You are a disabled person, and you need a job that will suit you. This is why we have NDIS SLES. SLES stands for School Leavers Employment Supports, a newly developed program under the framework of NDIS that aims to support youth with disabilities to make the transition to employment upon leaving school. It is generally like having your own supporter who is motivating you to continue with the challenge. What can you do with SLES NDIS funding?  Career Guidance and Counseling Still unsure of what you want to do? SLES funding may be used to pay for career counseling sessions that guide you to the right career path. Skills Training Are you in for enhancing your skills to the next level? SLES funding can help you avail courses, classes or workshops that will improve and enhance your skills needed for your dream job. Work Experience Looki...

Young people with disabilities find it quite challenging to maneuver through the workforce environment. Prejudice, racism, and restricted access to education and employment might present considerable difficulties. Nevertheless, it is evident that with adequate assistance, such youth can eliminate these barriers and obtain a desired career. NDIS employment support providers  aim to ensure the youth with disabilities get the necessary support they require.  Personalised support: Through access to NDIS providers, each individual is able to be accommodated based on a range of circumstances with a prescribed plan given to him or her. Skill development: They have educational programs where they equip the youths with technical skills for the job market and build confidence in themselves. Job placement: NDIS providers can help young people find potential employers and support them in the application process. Workplace accommodations: Together with employers, it aims at making workplac...