NDIS assist life stage transition refers to providing short-term and long-term support and mentorship to beneficiaries in dealing with life changes. In life stage transitions, people with disabilities need extended support from experienced and empathetic care providers. With proper guidance, they can effectively manage change, minimise stress, and cultivate resilience as they move through different stages of life. Some of the common examples of life stage transitions are:

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• Moving out of your house

• Dealing with illness/bereavement

• Helping with planning and decision making

• Coordination and connection of supports

• Helping in developing capacities

• Development of living skills to make participants independent

• Resolution of crisis and conflict

• Budgeting and planning daily activities

• Supportive network development in the communal setup of the participant

• Coordinating with the supports and the other community programs and services

• Assistance with tenancy and disability accommodation

• Offering peer support besides mentoring

• Assistance with the development of Individual skills

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