NDIS

Our NDIS friendly programs work towards the teens independent goals, as well as the group achievements.

Teen Life Skills Pathway Programs

Thirteen to Seventeen Years

Entry Level Program — Foundations & Participation (13 - 15 Years)

Social confidence
Routine tolerance
Emotional regulation
Basic communication
Participation skills
Self-awareness

Intermediate Program — Independence & Community Skills (14 - 16 Years)

Independence
Social responsibility
Communication confidence
Emotional resilience
Community participation
Practical life skills

Entering Adulthood Program — Transition & Real-World Readiness (15 - 17 Years)

Adult responsibilities
Community independence
Employment readiness
Self-advocacy
Decision making
Life after school

All three programs support the following NDIS goals:

Increased social participation
Emotional regulation
Communication
Independence
Decision making
Community participation
Confidence and self-esteem
Transition planning

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Me Through the Lens

Teen and Adult

Professional Photographer Matthew Willmann will walk you through a course that fosters your inner creative through your own self exploration. Learn the technical know how to create images that reflect your inner vision and creative voice. Everything from shooting in manual, understanding light and composition, editing and printing a final image combined with the emotion, unique vision and moods that you will learn to refine.

Through guided activities and creative projects, participants are supported to explore their experiences, build emotional awareness, develop healthy coping strategies, and strengthen their sense of identity and self-confidence. The focus is not on artistic skill or performance, but on self-expression, personal growth, and emotional wellbeing. Cultivating in a joint exhibition of the groups individual image/s at the end of the 8 weeks.

Me in My World

Ten - Seventeen years

This engaging and inclusive program is designed specifically for tweens and teens providing a safe and supportive environment where young people can explore, express and process emotions through a wide range of creative art forms; such as clay, paint, photography, collage, loose parts and just about anything they can think of! Through creativity and play, young people are encouraged to find their voice, tell their story and discover healthy ways to navigate the complexity of adolescence. Cultivating in a joint exhibition of the groups individual creations and stories at the end of the 8 weeks.

Art and Spare Parts

Grade One to Six

Social workshops where children can run free with their imaginations. Using many mixed mediums like air dry clay, jewelry, paint and loose parts they will create their own master pieces that will go straight to the pool room! This program runs through the school holidays exclusively.