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NDIS life transition support in Canberra

Barmil’s NDIS life transition support in Canberra helps you plan practical steps when life changes. Tell us about the move, new routine or changing support needs you are working through, and what would help you feel prepared.

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A little more clarity when life is changing.

NDIS life transition support focuses on a change in your circumstances. A life stage transition might involve moving home or adjusting to a different routine. We help you identify the tasks, questions and people involved, then consider which steps to tackle first.

We listen to what you want from the change. That may mean preparing questions for appointments, planning a new daily routine or communicating your preferences to the people supporting you. We discuss the scope of assistance before making arrangements.

Tenancy assistance when moving home

Practical possibilities

What support can involve

Understanding the change

Talking through your priorities, concerns and the practical decisions ahead.

Planning manageable steps

Organising tasks, information and appointments around the transition.

Settling into new routines

Assistance working towards everyday routines in a new situation.

Keeping your voice central

Support to express preferences and involve the people you choose.

Let’s discuss the right arrangement.

Tell us what is changing and the parts you would like help with. We will discuss a practical support approach, how it fits with your existing services and the next steps you feel ready to take.

Life transition assistance does not automatically include formal support coordination, plan management, employment placement or clinical services. We will clarify the scope of the support before you begin.

We serve Canberra, including Belconnen, Gungahlin, North and South Canberra, Woden Valley, Weston Creek, Tuggeranong and the Molonglo Valley. Explore our service areas.

Your questions

Do I need to know exactly what support I want?

No. You can begin by telling us what is changing and what feels difficult. The first conversation helps identify practical next steps.

Can a family member or support person be involved?

You can ask for someone you trust to take part in the discussion. We will follow your preferences about their involvement.

Is this support coordination?

Not automatically. Transition assistance and formal support coordination can have different roles. Ask us to explain the service being offered and how it fits your needs.

Let’s start with what matters to you.

Tell us about your goals, your routine and the support you’re looking for.