Occupational therapy for
independent living skills
How this programme helps your child
Life skills—cooking, managing money, organising a household, maintaining personal care—determine quality of adult life. When we teach these practical abilities systematically during childhood and teenage years, we prepare young people for successful, independent futures.
Every skill mastered is a step toward the independence every parent hopes their child will achieve.
What this programme includes
We develop real-world capabilities: advanced personal care and presentation, basic cooking and kitchen safety skills, money management and budgeting understanding, household organisation and responsibility, and time management for daily life.
Skills are taught systematically with practical application and growing independence.
Results families experience
Within 8-12 months, families notice their child:
- Preparing simple meals independently
- Managing personal hygiene confidently
- Organising their own space and belongings
- Handling money and purchases appropriately
- Taking genuine responsibility for daily routines
These practical life skills build the confidence and capability needed for successful adult independence—whether that’s going to university, living independently, maintaining employment, or managing a household.