What does an FCA Involve?
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The FCA evaluates several critical areas of daily life, including:
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Physical and cognitive abilities
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Communication and social needs
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Daily living skills
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Assistive technology
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Mental health and wellbeing
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Sensory preferences
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Work, study, and leisure
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Our goal is to understand your needs and help create practical strategies for everyday life
Person-centred
Why get an FCA?
​Think of an FCA as a roadmap for life skills and independence. It shows what someone can do, where they need a hand, and how supports can help them thrive.
An FCA helps to: ​
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Spot strengths and challenges in everyday life.
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Recommend or plan supports that actually make a difference.
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Guide funding and therapeutic decisions, including NDIS planning.
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Set goals and track progress over time.
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Boost confidence, independence, and participation in school, work, or the community.
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Give families and carers a clear picture of what may be needed.
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In short, an FCA provides clear, practical direction. It helps align supports with functional needs and provides evidence to inform funding and planning decisions.