Confidence Movement Program

Service Overview

The Confidence Movement Program provides structured, movement-based sessions designed to support children in developing fundamental movement skills, coordination, and confidence to participate in physical activity and everyday environments.

This service focuses on building each child’s capacity through engaging, age-appropriate activities that promote independence, social participation, and physical competence.

Who This Service Is For

This program is suitable for children who:

• Experience low confidence in movement or sport
  
• Have delays in coordination, balance, or motor skills
  
• Are hesitant to participate in group or physical activities
  
• Benefit from structured, supportive environments to build confidence
  

What the Service Includes

Sessions are tailored to the individual and may include:

• Development of fundamental movement skills (e.g. running, jumping, throwing, catching, balance)
  
• Structured games and activities to build coordination and body awareness
  
• Gradual exposure to participation in movement and group-based tasks
  
• Confidence-building through achievable challenges and positive reinforcement
  
• Support to improve engagement in school, sport, and community activities
  

NDIS Outcomes Supported

This service aims to support participants to:

• Increase confidence to engage in physical and social activities
  
• Improve coordination, balance, and overall movement ability
  
• Build independence in play, sport, and daily movement tasks
  
• Enhance participation in school and community environments
  
• Develop resilience and willingness to try new activities
  

Delivery Format

• 1:1 sessions
  
• Small group sessions
  
• School holiday programs
  
• Home, school, or community-based delivery (where appropriate)
  

Provider Details

• Delivered by a movement-based practitioner focused on building confidence through structured activity
  
• Available to self-managed and plan-managed participants