Clutter affects more than just space — it impacts safety, health, mood, independence, relationships and daily routines for NDIS participants. Support workers and coordinators can help by understanding the participant’s needs, breaking tasks into manageable steps, creating simple systems, respecting choices, and connecting them with professional NDIS decluttering support when needed. Small, thoughtful actions can … Continue reading Supporting Ndis Participants with Clutter: A Guide for Support Workers and Coordinators →

Clutter in an NDIS decluttering participant’s home isn’t just messy — it can affect safety, health, independence, mental wellbeing, mood, family life, productivity and finances. Support workers and coordinators play a key role in recognising when clutter becomes a barrier, approaching the topic empathetically, linking decluttering to participants’ goals, and coordinating with home organisers or … Continue reading Supporting Ndis Participants with Clutter: A Complete Guide for Support Workers and Coordinators →