The Christmas season is full of chances to earn extra income, and side hustles are a fun way to make money during the holidays. For people with disabilities, many accessible Christmas side hustles can be done from home or in a supportive space. Whether you enjoy crafting, baking, or holiday services, there are great options to explore.
Here are ten accessible Christmas side hustles. These ideas are simple and flexible to fit your skills. Sign up for our mailing list to get updates on future business opportunities with the NDIS.
1. Handmade Christmas Cards and Gift Tags
Making Christmas cards and gift tags is a fun, easy way to start a side hustle. Use cardstock, stickers, and glitter to create unique designs. If you like digital work, make e-cards or downloadable gift tags to sell online.
2. Personalised Christmas Ornaments
Christmas ornaments are a holiday favourite. Making ornaments with personal touches, like names or dates, is a great side hustle. Use simple materials like wood or clay to create these custom pieces.
3. Christmas-Themed Baking
If you enjoy baking, make holiday treats like cookies or gingerbread houses. You can sell them at local markets or to friends and family. Baking is a flexible side hustle that lets you work at your own pace.
4. Festive Gift Wrapping Service
Offering gift wrapping for Christmas is a helpful service, especially during the busy holiday season. You can do this from home, at markets, or by partnering with local shops. Gift wrapping is easy to start with little setup.
5. Custom Christmas Hampers
Creating Christmas hampers is a fun and flexible way to make money. Include homemade items or things from local shops. Hampers are popular gifts and a good choice for a holiday side hustle.
6. Christmas Candle Making
Candles are in high demand during the holiday season. Making scented candles can be a relaxing and creative side hustle. You can sell them at markets or online with just a few supplies.
7. Christmas Floristry and Wreath-Making
Making holiday wreaths or floral displays is another festive side hustle. Use plants, pinecones, or holiday decorations to create unique pieces. This hustle is perfect for those who enjoy working with flowers.
8. Christmas-Themed Face Painting
Face painting is a fun way to earn extra money at holiday events. You can offer Christmas-themed designs like reindeer, snowflakes, and Santa hats. It’s a great side hustle if you enjoy working with kids and being social.
9. Custom Christmas Jewellery
Making holiday-themed jewellery, like earrings and bracelets, is a fun, creative hustle. Use holiday colours and charms to make these festive pieces. Jewellery is always popular as an affordable, handmade gift.
10. Online Art Commissions
If you’re an artist, offering Christmas-themed art commissions is a flexible income source. You can create custom portraits or digital Christmas cards. Selling artwork online is convenient, with no need to ship products.
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Build Your Skills with Our Future Business Classes
Avas Support will soon offer classes for people with disabilities. These classes will cover how to start and grow a small business. Whether you want to explore NDIS business options or accessible side hustles, our classes will guide you each step of the way.
Accessible Christmas side hustles give people with disabilities a way to make money during the holiday season. There are many ways to get involved, from cards to wreaths to festive food.
With support and skills, these side hustles can turn into profitable ventures. Don’t forget to subscribe to our mailing list for updates on business classes and other ways to help you succeed.
