Kirra works closely with the NDIS in making its patients valued by society through innovative community participation. NDIS innovative community participation is mainly aimed at helping patients build their skills so that they too can play a role in contributing to society. Innovative community participation NDIS makes use of all the right practitioners to help these patients expand their opportunities through a community-based approach to capacity building.

This way, patients are trained to make the much-needed transition and find themselves as part of support groups or even jobs and other opportunities. In other words, innovative community participation is a journey to making disabled patients feel valued by a society that acknowledges their worth it. Patients in turn are allowed to recognize their potential for personal growth as they engage themselves in the community and society, building relationships that further contribute to their overall well-being.

To sum up, we can say that innovative community participation is one of the most effective ways to guide a patient into the right forms of self-awareness, as they discover their interests and passions, in turn exploring newer ways to give to society when in need, making them more confident as they go about with their day to day living.