Setting goals can be difficult, but it’s important to make sure that you are aware of what you want to achieve.
You should consider what matters most to you. Then, you can set realistic, achievable goals that will move you closer to achieving them. Here are some tips to help you get started.
Short-Term Goals
If you are eligible for the NDIS Daily Living Support Burwood, you may be wondering how to set and achieve short-term NDIS goals. The NDIS supports people with disabilities to achieve a range of goals, including participation in the community, supported independent living and allied health goals. While these services are provided to meet individual needs, they adhere to different areas of life.
Setting and achieving short-term NDIS goals is important for many reasons. A short-term goal may be learning to use public transport on your own. Another goal may be increasing your social skills and overcoming shyness. In a year’s time, you’ll have achieved these goals and have much more independence. However, long-term goals may not be realistic to reach in that time. Choosing short-term NDIS goals can help you set realistic expectations and make sure you stay motivated.
Medium-Term NDIS Goals
NDIS Plan Examples
Firstly, try to identify a few goals that are meaningful to you. If you’re not sure what kind of goals to set, consider reading NDIS plan examples. These examples may give you an idea of what to write. Try to make them realistic so that you can be successful. Once you’ve selected your medium-term goals, set a few short-term goals to work towards.
When setting goals under the NDIS, focus on physical, social, and independent needs. Setting goals can be motivating and provide you with a sense of progress. Whether you’re aiming to gain independence, go places without your caregiver, or gain independence with your job, having goals will help you focus on what you want to accomplish. It’s also good to remember that goals can be short-term, medium-term, or long-term, depending on your situation.
Products & Services
It’s important to think about what kind of services you’ll need to achieve your goals, and find products and services that can help you get there. If you don’t have any ideas, there are many examples of NDIS goals you can use. You can also consult with other people with disabilities, your paediatrician or doctor, or talk to your NDIS-registered provider.
NDIS plans usually include medium and long-term goals. Short-term goals are those that can be achieved in six months or less, while long-term goals are longer and are achievable over two to five years. Setting goals is a great way to encourage yourself and demonstrate progress. By writing down your goals, you can assess how well you’re doing, and see where you need to improve.
Final Words
You can use the SMART framework to help you set your goals. NDIS Daily Living Support funding categories are based on these goals. Each category is designed to support a different need and disability. It’s also a good idea to involve other people who care for you. If you have support from loved ones, their involvement will be invaluable to the success of your NDIS plan. Having others who care about you is crucial to reaching your goals.
If you have any queries regarding your NDIS Plan, we have a team of experienced professionals at Ebenezer Mission who can assist you. You can reach out to us via email at info@ebenmission.org.au, phone at 0478 831 731, or live chat on our website.
