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2027 PROGRAM NOW RELEASED!!
Clubs & Group Programs
THREE TIERS OF SUPPORT - YOU CHOOSE THE RIGHT FIT FOR YOU
All of our services and programs are open to families with and without NDIS.
2027 Clubs & Group Programs
Please note: Our 2026 programs are full or have limited spots.
ABOUT Clubs
Our Social Clubs are small, welcoming groups to connect, relax, and enjoy shared interests with others who “get it.”
Each club is built around a common interest — like art, games, LEGO — so socialising happens naturally through doing something together. All clubs are fully planned and facilitated by professionals. They offer predictable routines and structure and are designed to ensure participants can feel comfortable to be who they are.
Please note: These are not unstructured 'hangouts', and they’re not therapy. They’re thoughtfully facilitated spaces where connection, confidence and a sense of belonging can grow over time. If you're looking for coaching or skill building, please see below.
Children & Tweens
Saturday Colour Collective
Art & Craft
Days: Fortnightly Saturdays (term time)
Time: 9am to 11am
Age: Grades 5-7
Availability: 8 places
Limited places available
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Build Club
(LEGO & Construction)
Days: Fortnightly Monday (term time)
Time: 3.45pm to 5.15pm
Age: Grades 7-9
Availability: 6 places
Places available
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Teens
Saturday Colour Collective
TWEENS & TEENS
Art & Craft
Days: Fortnightly Saturdays (term time)
Time: 9am to 11am
Age: Grades 8-10
Availability: 8 places
Limited places available
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Boardgame Club
TEENS Gr 10+
Days: Fortnightly Fridays (term time)
Time: 4-6pm
Age: Grades 10+
Availability: 6 places
Places available
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Build Club
(LEGO & Construction)
Days: Fortnigh
tly Monday (term time)Time: 3.45pm to 5.15pm
Age: Grades 10+
Availability: 6 places per club
Places available
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Dungeons & Dragons
TWEENS & TEENS
Days: Fortnightly Wednesdays (term time)
Time: 3.45pm to 5.15pm
Age: Grades 7-9
Availability: 5 places
Limited places available
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Dungeons & Dragons
TEENS
Days: Fortnightly Thursdays (term time)
Time: 4-6pm
Age: Grades 10+
Availability: 5 places
Limited places available
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Adults
Friday Meeting Place
Days: Fridays (term time)
Time: 9.30am to 11.30am
Age: Older Teens & Young Adults
Availability: Max 8
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Friday Art Circle
Days: Fridays (term time)
Time: 9.30am to 11.30am
Age: Older Teens & Young Adults
Places available
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Tabletop Roleplaying Games
Days: Fridays (term time)
Time: 11am to 1pm
Age: Ages approx. 18-30 years
Places available
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The Social Space
Young Adults with Learning Differences
Days: Fridays (term time)
Time: 1pm to 2.30pm
Age: Ages approx. 18+
Availability: Limited places available
*Please note: We do not have capacity for 1:1 support. Participants must be able to manage their behaviour independently within a group context.
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EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
Expression of interest: Click HERE
ABOUT Coaching
Our Social Coaching Programs support young people to build meaningful friendships and feel more confident in social situations.
Together, we explore what makes a quality friend, how to handle tricky social moments, and practise helpful strategies in a supportive group. Learning is active and practical — through discussion, observation, fun games, and activities that create opportunities for real-time social coaching.
Sessions are structured and facilitated by qualified professionals, creating a space where participants can reflect, practise, and grow over time.
Our approach draws on evidence-based frameworks, including social–emotional learning (CASEL), Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT), and Social Learning Theory.
Primary
LEGO®-Based Therapy
Type: Facilitated by Fiona Goodall, a certified LEGO®-Based Therapy facilitator, this fortnightly program follows the LEGO®-Based Therapy approach, with activities and social coaching tailored to the needs and interests of the group.
Day: Fortnightly Tuesdays
Time: 1.15pm to 2.45pm
Age: Grade 4-6
Capacity: Maximum 6 participants
*Please note: We do not have capacity for 1:1 support. Children must be able to manage their behaviour independently within a group context.
Expressions of interest OPEN for 2027
Move 'n Mix
Children with Developmental Delays
Type: Each session combines explicit teaching about a particilar social interaction topic (tailored to the group), parent updates + fun games & activities
Day: Fortnightly Tuesdays
Time: 1.15pm to 2.30pm
Age: Grade 4-6
Capacity: Maximum 6 participants (2 places left)
*Please note: We do not have capacity for 1:1 support. Children must be able to manage their behaviour independently within a group context.
Expressions of interest OPEN for 2027
Disclaimer: LEGO®, SERIOUS PLAY®, IMAGINOPEDIA™, the Minifigure and the Brick and Knob configurations are trademarks of the LEGO® Group, which does not sponsor, authorise or endorse this therapy and/or website.
Tweens & Teens
Making Social Connections (Navigating Friendship & Social Interactions)
Type: Each session combines explicit teaching about a particilar friendship topic (tailored to the group), parent updates + fun games & activities for social coaching opportunities
Day: Fortnightly Wednesdays
Time: 3.45pm to 5.15pm
Age: Group 1: Grades 7-9
Group 2: Grades 10-12
Capacity: Maximum 6 participants.
Expressions of interest OPEN for 2027
Sense & Create
Type: Led by our Occupational Therapist and supported by an assistant, participants learn about their unique sensory profiles and explore how different sensory experiences can affect regulation, comfort and participation. Through craft, movement and practical activities, each participant builds an individual toolbox of strategies that work for them.
Day: Fortnightly Tuesdays
Time: 3.45pm to 5.15pm
Age: Tweens & teens
Capacity: Maximum 8 participants.
Limited places left.
Expressions of interest OPEN for 2027
EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
Expression of interest: Click HERE
ABOUT Skills
Our Skills Programs are structured, evidence-informed programs designed for neurodivergent children, teens and young adults.
Each program focuses on building functional capacity through real-world skills — including social communication, emotional wellbeing, daily living, executive functioning and work readiness — in ways that feel achievable and build confidence over time.
Learning in a group is intentional. Being alongside peers increases motivation and provides meaningful opportunities to practise skills through activities, discussion, and real-life interactions — helping learning “stick” in everyday settings. These shared experiences also support positive, neuro-affirming identity development — outcomes that cannot be replicated in isolation.
Skills are taught step-by-step and reinforced through purposeful, activity-based learning, with caregiver support to help generalise strategies into home, school and community life.
Ages 4-6 years
PEERS® for Preschoolers
Parent Coaching Program
For parents of children aged 4-6
ONLY 2-4 places available
2027 ENROLMENT OPEN NOW!
More information HERE
Primary School
Making Social Connections ©
Social Skills Program
Type: An evidence-informed program delivered across seven sessions each term, focusing on friendship skills and everyday social interactions. Sessions combine explicit teaching, practical activities and supported opportunities to practise and apply skills within the group. Regular parent updates share the concepts covered, key observations and ideas for reinforcing skills at home.
Day: Wednesdays (Grades 1-3)
Thursdays (Grades 4-6)
Time: 1.15pm to 2.45pm
Capacity: Maximum 6 participants.
Limited places available
Taking expressions of interest for 2027
Teens
Adults (18-30)
Work Ready Program
Work Ready Program
Students in Grade 12 or School Leavers
A year-long program for young people who may not yet feel ready for employment but would like to build their confidence and workplace skills. Participants learn the hidden rules of the workplace, gain gradual exposure to different work environments, take part in supported work experience and prepare for future job applications. Caregiver involvement is required to help reinforce learning and support progress beyond the program.
Availability: Places limited - four per group.
Days/Times:
Group 1: Thursdays 9.30am to 11.30pm
Group 2: Thursdays 12.30pm to 2.30pm
(Term time)
Expressions of interest OPEN for 2027
Cooking
Cooking Program 2027
TEENS
YOUNG ADULTS
A fortnightly, 2-hour, hands-on cooking program facilitated by our Occupational Therapist, with support from an assistant. Participants build functional life skills such as planning, following recipes, working as part of a team, and developing confidence in the kitchen.
Group 1 Teens: Fortnightly Tuesdays (term time) 3.45pm to 5.15pm
FULL for 2027
Group 2 Young Adults: 18+ years of age
Pending interest - please let us know if you're interested
Availability: Places limited (max. 5).
Expressions of Interest OPEN for 2027
Adults 30+
PEERS® for Adults Friendship Series
Aged 30+ (however, if you are in your 20s and are interested, please let us know)
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EXPRESSION OF INTEREST
Expression of interest: Click HERE
WHICH IS A GOOD FIT?
Our clubs and group programs are designed for neurodivergent children, teens and adults. Participants need to be able to take part independently in a small-group setting, without a parent or support worker remaining in the room.
Clubs
Clubs may be a good fit for people who:
- Enjoy connecting with others but having trouble meeting likeminded people
- Prefer relaxed, low demand, interest-based activities
- Are looking to make connections, build confidence and a sense of belonging
- Do not require a formal teaching or therapy-based program
Coaching
Social Coaching Programs may be a good fit for people who:
- Want to better understand friendships and everyday social situations
- Are open to learning and practising new strategies
- Benefit from guidance, structure, coaching and feedback
- Are looking for a supportive and enjoyable small-group learning environment
- Have parents or caregivers who would value regular updates about the concepts covered and ways to reinforce learning at home
Skills
Skills Programs may be a good fit for people who:
- Are working towards specific goals, such as daily living skills, friendships and relationships, emotional regulation, executive functioning, communication or work readiness
- Would benefit from building functional capacity for everyday life
- Benefit from structured, step-by-step teaching
- Are open to learning and practising skills within a group setting
- Have parents or caregivers who are willing to learn strategies and help their young person apply skills beyond the program
Why our families love our approach
Choice & Control
Choose the level of structure & support that suits you.
Flexibility
Move between tiers as goals evolve.
Affordability
Our tiered pricing keeps our services accessible.
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