Building social connections, a sense of belonging, and meaningful engagement in your local community.
Understanding the Service
Community Participation supports help NDIS participants get out, connect with others, and take part in activities that bring meaning, joy, and a sense of belonging. Whether it is joining a social group, attending community events, or trying something new, we support you to be an active part of your community on your own terms.
Creative, flexible programs that explore new ways to help you engage with your community, build skills, and pursue interests.
Structured group programs at community centres, day programs, and activity hubs that promote social interaction and learning.
One-on-one and group support to access local events, recreational activities, volunteering, and social outings.
How We Help
Our community participation supports are designed to match your interests, goals, and comfort level.
Supported visits to cafes, parks, cinemas, markets, and local events so you can enjoy social experiences with confidence.
Art, music, cooking, and craft programs that let you explore your creative side while building skills and friendships.
Access to gyms, swimming, walking groups, and adaptive sports that support your physical health and wellbeing.
Support to find and participate in volunteering opportunities that give you purpose and a sense of contribution.
Help accessing community education, short courses, and workshops to develop new skills and knowledge.
Support to participate in cultural, spiritual, and community events that are important and meaningful to you.
Is This for You?
If you want to be more socially connected, active, and engaged in your community, these supports are for you.
NDIS participants who feel isolated and want to build friendships and social connections
People who want to explore new hobbies, interests, and recreational activities
Participants who need support to access community venues, events, and programs
Young adults transitioning from school who need structured social activities
People with psychosocial disabilities working on building confidence in social settings
Participants whose NDIS plan includes capacity building for social and community involvement
Let us help you find activities and connections that bring joy and meaning to your life.
