At Spectra Community Care, we believe that a supportive environment and healthy routines are the foundation of lasting progress. Our Improved Daily Living (IDL) programs provide structured guidance for participants and their support networks, focusing on reducing challenging behaviours and building positive, sustainable habits.
Even if you don’t have behaviour support funding in your NDIS plan, our IDL programs can help you achieve meaningful change using your Improved Daily Living funding. These programs are delivered by experienced practitioners such as occupational therapists, speech pathologists, physiotherapists, or early childhood key workers.
Our programs involve participants, families, carers, and support networks to create lasting positive change.
We offer four key programs: Building Mindful and Skilled Supports for carers to encourage independence, Positive and Capable Family Units to strengthen family communication, Delivering Active Support to boost engagement through daily activities, and Creating Healthy Habits to help individuals and families build healthier routines for overall wellbeing.
We stand out for our commitment to supporting individuals with care, respect, and purpose.
We focus on each individual’s unique needs, preferences, and goals.
We provide support with empathy, understanding, and a safe environment for healing.
We help individuals achieve meaningful outcomes through structured, purpose-driven plans.
These programs are available to participants with Improved Daily Living funding in their NDIS plan. You must also be accessing another service from Spectra Community Care to qualify.
These programs use Improved Daily Living funding and focus on building positive habits, not specialist behaviour support.
Challenging behaviours are actions that limit independence and participation; our programs help reduce or manage them.
Yes. Our practitioners prepare outcome reports, behaviour assessments, and progress updates. These are shared with families, support teams, and the NDIS as required.
Yes, you’ll receive a summary report outlining outcomes achieved after completing the program.
You can expect reduced behaviours, better daily engagement, and long-term healthy habits.
A primary practitioner, such as an OT or speech therapist, leads and coordinates your sessions.
