Daily Living SkillsVisual & practical learning
Visual Support Suite
Daily Living Skills
Support everyday routines through clear visuals and manageable steps.
12-week learning program · Everyday living
Home & Daily Living Skills Sampler
Try different activities, discover interests and plan meaningful next steps.
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About this program
A 12-week introduction to practical, creative, vocational and community learning. Participants explore a range of everyday activities and notice what interests them, with strengths, choice and confidence guiding the next step.
Learning focus
- Gardening, cookery, mechanics and construction.
- First aid awareness, photography, animal care and digital animation.
- Arts, personal presentation, money skills and sewing.
- Reflection, portfolio evidence and future pathway planning.
Planned release package
- A 12-week facilitator guide with weekly activity pages.
- A full-colour sampler infographic and support-worker guidance.
- Session planning and participant reflection/progress records.
- Screen-friendly and print-ready PDF packages, licence and version information are specified for release.
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Who this may support
Adults and older young people who want to explore interests and everyday skills through visual, practical and repeated learning. Activities can be adapted for individual or small-group delivery.
How to use this approach
Start with a goal that matters to the participant. Model a manageable step, practise together, allow time and adapt the prompts, materials and pace. Notice what is working and agree on the next step together.
Important boundaries
Select suitable activities and complete task-specific risk assessments. The sampler does not certify competence in first aid, food safety, tools, animal care or other professional tasks.
These are educational supports, not an accredited course, clinical service, qualification or Statement of Attainment. A program-pack licence is different from booking Tyneside to deliver a program. Contact us to discuss delivery separately.
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