Day Programs
Structured day programs that combine social, recreational, and skill-building activities in a supported environment.
Group & centre activities
Shared experiences, real connection — supported group programs for social, recreational, and skill-building outcomes.
Programs that bring people together
Group and centre-based activities offer a supportive environment where participants can connect with others, try new things, and build everyday confidence.
Because support is shared across the group, these activities can also be a cost-effective way to make your NDIS funding go further without compromising quality.
Programs and activities
What group activities can look like
Social Groups
Regular group catch-ups and social activities that help you build friendships and feel part of a community.
Arts & Creativity
Art, craft, music, and creative programs that encourage self-expression and a sense of achievement.
Fitness & Wellness
Group fitness, yoga, swimming, and wellness activities adapted to your abilities and goals.
Cooking Groups
Learn and practise cooking skills in a fun group setting — great for building life skills and confidence.
Cultural Activities
Programs that celebrate and include participants from diverse cultural backgrounds.
Supported Recreation
Supported outings to local attractions, parks, markets, and events as part of a group.
Skill-Building Programs
Group-based programs focused on communication, social skills, and practical capabilities.
Why group activities make a difference
Well-run group programs create consistent opportunities for connection, confidence, and practical growth.
- Reduce isolation through regular social contact and friendships
- Stretch funding further with shared support ratios
- Build confidence in a safe and supported environment
- Develop communication and social interaction skills
- Create healthy routines and positive weekly structure
Common questions
What is the difference between group activities and community participation?
Group and Centre Activities (registration group: Group/Centre Activities) refers specifically to support delivered in a group or centre-based setting. Community Participation is broader and can be one-on-one. Both can complement each other in your plan.
How many participants are in a group?
Group sizes vary by program and activity. We keep groups small enough for everyone to receive adequate support and genuine connection — not just supervision.
How is this funded in my NDIS plan?
Group and Centre Activities are funded under Core Supports. Because costs are shared across participants, the hourly rate is lower than 1:1 supports — making your funding go further.
Can I try a session before committing?
Yes. We encourage you to attend a session and meet the group before making any long-term commitments. Contact us to arrange a trial.
Registration groups for this service
Group/Centre Activities
Support for group and centre-based programs.
How support starts
How to join a group program
1
Tell us your interests
We find out what types of activities you enjoy and what you want to try.
2
Match to a program
We match you to an existing group or shape options around your goals.
3
Trial session
Attend a session to meet the group and see if it feels right for you.
4
Ongoing participation
Join the program and review progress with us regularly.
Find your group
Ask about current programs and availability in Western Sydney.