27/10/2026
When people think about support networks, they often think about family and friends.
But support can come from lots of places 💜
Some NDIS supports can also help make those connections easier to build, whether that's through community participation, peer support, transport or other supports linked to your goals.
Together with the Australian Paralympic Team, we've created a free eBook exploring the role sport and community can play in helping us build confidence, connection and belonging.
Download your free copy here 👉https://ndsp.com.au/download-your-copy-of-get-active-stay-involved/
[Image series description: 1 - Text on purple background reads "Did you know some NDIS supports can help you connect with your community?".
2 - Smiling woman waving during a video call on a laptop, text reads "Support coordination can link you with different services and support people".
3 - Young man with Down syndrome engaged in a group activity, text reads "Community participation can support you to get amongst your community".
4 - Four adults sit in a circle and engage in a lively peer support group meeting indoors, text reads, "Peer support groups can give you the opportunity to meet people".
5 - A therapist attentively listens and gestures while engaging with a client during a therapy session, text reads "Therapy supports can build your social skills and confidence".
6 - Man and woman in wheelchairs next to a white car, text reads "Transport funding can help you get out and about".
7 - On purple background, text reads, "Community connections don’t happen overnight, but the right supports can help open the door. Learn more in Get Active, Stay Involved,
a free ebook created with Paralympics Australia."]