Through lived experience and training, Peer Coaches will contribute through the knowledge areas of: • Independent living (modifications, equipment/aids, transitional supports, technological applications, transport) • Health (pain management, wound and skin care management, access to preventative health care) • Leisure and wellbeing (exercise, rehabilitation supports, social and community connections, wheelchair sport, nutrition, travel and accommodation, financial subsidies) • Family and parenting (relationship counselling, making sense of trauma) • Education and employment (including upskilling and volunteering options) • Information and resources (including NDIS navigation, self-managed plans, trusted third party community providers) • Advocacy and support in resolving concerns