At Therapy for Kids, we’re with you every step of the way — because every young person deserves the opportunity to thrive in work and life.

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At Therapy for Kids, we know that transitioning from school to work can feel overwhelming — especially for young people with disabilities. Our School Leaver Employment Support (SLES) program, funded by the NDIS, is designed to guide and empower each participant on this journey.

Through tailored training, hands-on work experiences, and one-on-one support, we help young people build confidence, independence, and practical employment skills. While SLES doesn’t place participants directly into jobs, it gives them the tools, experience, and connections they need to confidently step into the workforce and explore their career possibilities.

How We Can Help with SLES

At Therapy for Kids, we’re passionate about helping young people with disabilities make a smooth transition from school to work or further training. Our dedicated team works closely with school leavers and their families to provide career guidance, counselling, and skill-building support, all tailored to each individual’s needs.

We work one-on-one with you to explore your strengths, build confidence, and create a plan that’s just right for you. Through SLES, we equip you with the skills, knowledge, and real-world experience you need to step into work or further study with confidence. Whether you’re ready to start a job straight away or considering further education, we’re here to help you feel positive and prepared for the future.

Even after you begin work or training, we stay connected to make sure you’re thriving and happy in your new role.

    • Interview skills training

    • Time management and travel planning

    • Tailored training and mentoring

    • Identifying skills, interests, and strengths

    • CV and job application preparation

    • Work experience opportunities

    • Communication and social skills development

  • The School Leaver Employment Support (SLES) program is available to young people with disabilities who are NDIS participants and of school-leaving age.

    To access SLES, it must be included in your NDIS plan. The relevant line item number is 10_021_0102_5_3.

    Eligibility for SLES can begin from Year 10 and continues up to 22 years of age, giving young people the support they need as they prepare for life beyond school.