Skills Development and Training
Build Everyday Skills for Independent Living
Everyday skills open the door to a more independent life. Skills Development and Training helps you build them at your own pace, right across the Northern Territory.
At Insight Coordination, we focus on the practical abilities that matter to you. That can mean cooking, budgeting or managing your own routines.
We start with your goals and work step by step. Each session builds on the last, so new skills become habits you can rely on.
Our approach is patient and person-centred. We meet you where you are and adjust the pace and the plan as your confidence grows.
We support participants across the Territory living with permanent and significant disability. That includes intellectual, physical and sensory disability, along with cognitive and psychosocial disability.
No job is too big or too small. Our mission is to provide accessible, quality coordination that helps you, your family and your carers reach a healthier and higher quality of life.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is Skills Development and Training?
It is NDIS support that helps you build practical, everyday skills. We work on the abilities that help you live more independently.
What kinds of skills can I work on?
Common goals include cooking, budgeting and using technology. We also help with managing daily routines and shape the training around what matters to you.
How is this different from personal care support?
Personal care does tasks for you. Skills Development builds your own ability to do more of those tasks yourself over time.
How long does it take to build a skill?
How long does it take to build a skill?
That depends on the skill and your goals. We move at a pace that suits you and adjust the plan as your confidence grows.
How is it funded?
It sits under the Capacity Building budget in your NDIS plan. Our current hourly rate is shown on this page.
Do you support people outside Howard Springs?
Yes. We are based at Howard Springs and support participants right across the Northern Territory.