Why Good Examples Matter Writing NDIS compliant progress notes is a skill that improves with practice. These 10 examples cover the most common support categories and demonstrate person centred, goal linked, objective documentation. Daily Living Examples Example 1: Morning Routine Support "Supported James with his morning routine (Goal 1: Increase independence in personal care). James independently selected his clothing and dressed himself. Required one verbal prompt to remember to brush teeth. Completed routine in 30 minutes — a 10 minute improvement from last fortnight. James expressed pride in getting ready 'all by myself today.'" Example 2: Meal Preparation "Assisted Maria with dinner preparation (Goal 3: Develop cooking skills). Maria chose to make pasta bolognese from her recipe card. She independently measured ingredients and operated the stove with standby supervision. Required physical assistance to drain the pasta safely. Maria served herself and ate the full meal, commenting 'it tastes like Nonna's.'" Community Access Examples Example 3: Shopping Support "Accompanied David to Woolworths for weekly grocery shopping (Goal 2: Community participation). David used his shopping