Local experiences
Local experiences
Meaningful outings and activities closer to home, shaped around what a person actually enjoys - markets, coastline, galleries, live events, food and community connection.
Who it may suit
This is a starting point for a conversation. Suitability is always assessed individually with the person, and we will say honestly if something is not a good fit.
- People building confidence with time away from home
- People who want regular, interest-led activity rather than a large trip
- People testing what works before planning an overnight or longer journey
Location concept: South East Queensland, with other areas considered as capability grows
Proposed highlights
Concept only - nothing here is confirmed.
- A short list of options chosen with the person, not from a fixed catalogue
- A practical access plan for each venue and the journey between
- A simple written outline so everyone knows what is planned
Access and communication considerations
Planning considers physical, sensory, cognitive, communication, psychosocial and multiple access requirements together. We plan around the person, not a diagnosis.
- Physical access: parking, path surfaces, distances, seating and accessible bathrooms
- Sensory: noise, crowding, lighting and access to a quieter space
- Cognitive: predictable structure, clear sequencing and preparation materials
- Communication: preferred method, processing time and support for choice-making
- Psychosocial: pacing, familiarity, exit options and agreed check-ins
- Multiple access requirements considered together rather than in isolation
What may be included, excluded and still to be confirmed
May include
- Planning conversations and a written experience outline
- Venue and transport access enquiries
- Coordination with chosen supporters where consented
Not included
- Disability support delivery, which would be assessed separately by Your Accessible Care
- Personal spending money and incidental costs
Still to be confirmed
- Availability of a suitable support arrangement where support is required
- Venue access details, which are verified case by case rather than claimed in advance
- Timing, pricing and supplier arrangements
Costs are always kept separate
Travel costs
- Transport, entry fees, meals and activity costs
- Any companion or accompanying traveller costs
Disability support costs
- Eligible disability supports, if required, are assessed and invoiced separately by Your Accessible Care
Travel costs and disability support costs
Travel costs - including flights, accommodation, meals, activities and general transport - are separate from disability support costs. Some disability support costs may be claimable where permitted under current NDIS rules and the participant's plan. Eligibility must be confirmed individually.
Travel and experience costs
Generally contracted and invoiced by Your Accessible Travel. Includes flights, accommodation, meals, activities and general transport.
Eligible disability support costs
Separately assessed, contracted and invoiced by Your Accessible Care where applicable, subject to individual assessment and operational availability.
This website does not provide personal funding advice. Eligibility must be confirmed individually.
Planning timeline and decision gates
Stage 1
Conversation and goal setting
Stage 2
Access and suitability review
Stage 3
Written proposal with cost categories
Stage 4
Decision gate: proceed, adjust or an honest non-fit outcome
Register your interest
Share a few details and we will be in touch to talk it through.