Employment support
Support to find work that suits you, and to thrive once you are there, built around your strengths, goals and pace.
Learn more about Employment supportShared activities with great company: build skills, make friends and enjoy your interests in a small, welcoming group.
Group activities
Some things are simply better together. Group activities offer the best of both worlds: the support you need, plus the company, laughter and friendship that come from doing things alongside others, often at a lower cost than one-to-one support, because it is shared.
Groups are kept small and welcoming, planned around what members actually enjoy rather than a fixed program. For many people, the friendships formed in a group become one of the most valuable supports of all, the kind that keep going long after the activity ends.
Make a referralEvery arrangement is personalised to you. These are some of the ways this support commonly helps.
Not sure whether this fits your plan or your funding? Our plain-English NDIS guide explains how supports work, or you can simply ask us.
Group support is planned with the same clinical care as one-to-one support. Where members have mealtime plans, medication needs or health considerations, our nursing team makes sure the group’s staffing and planning account for them, quietly, without singling anyone out.
Support to find work that suits you, and to thrive once you are there, built around your strengths, goals and pace.
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