Transportation & Mobility Support
Access to reliable transportation is essential for individuals to remain connected with essential services,
employment, education, and community activities.
Our transportation services provide safe and dependable travel assistance tailored to each individual’s needs.
+150
NDIS Participants Supported
10K+
Hours of Dedicated Care Delivered
100%
NDIS Plan Compliance Rate
Who This Support Is For
Participants whose disability affects their ability to travel independently.
Anyone who needs support getting to medical, therapy, or professional appointments.
Participants travelling to work, school, or training
People wanting support to attend social, recreational, or community activities.
Young adults moving from school into further education, training, or work
What’s Included
✔ Transport to and from medical, allied health, and other professional appointments.
✔ Travel to and from work, school, or vocational training
Support attending community, social, and recreational activities.
✔ Travel to visit family and friends.
✔ Assistance travelling in vehicles modified for personal use, where required.
How We Support You
We work out what “getting around” actually looks like for you regular trips, occasional ones, or building toward travelling more independently over time and put reliable support in place around that, rather than a one-size-fits-all transport booking.
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Funding Under Your NDIS Plan
This support sits under NDIS Registration Group 0106 (Assist-Life Stage, Transition), typically funded through your Capacity Building budget. If you’re not sure whether it’s included in your plan, we can help you check, or you can confirm with your Support Coordinator or Local Area Coordinator
Why Choose Blue Choice Support
- We plan around your goals, not a template
- Consistent support workers who get to know your situation properly
- Clear, plain-language communication at every step
- A team that stays involved for the whole transition, not just the first meeting
NDIS community participation is funding and support that helps people with a disability join in social, recreational, and civic activities. It aims to build skills, reduce isolation, and help individuals connect with their local community.
An example of NDIS assistance with social and community participation is hiring a support worker to accompany and assist you during weekly sessions at an inclusive local sports club, such as a wheelchair basketball or adaptive swimming group.
Under the NDIS Increased Social and Community Participation capacity-building budget, you can claim for skill-building, training, and mentoring that help you engage more independently in community life. This fund focuses on building your long-term skills, rather than just paying for a support worker to accompany you on an outing.
Community participation is often broken down into four main levels or types based on how much power and control people have. These range from simply being told about a project to leading the decisions yourself.
Community participation means people taking an active part in local life, group decisions, and social activities [12]. It is about people working together to improve their neighborhoods, share skills, and build strong social bonds