What is Group/Centre Activities?
Group and Centre Activities are NDIS-funded supports that bring participants together in structured, professionally facilitated programs. These activities are designed to foster social connection, build life skills, and provide meaningful engagement for people with disability in a supportive group setting.
At Disability Dream Care, our group programs take place in community venues, day activity centres, and out in the broader community through organised excursions. Our experienced support workers facilitate a wide range of activities — from creative arts and cooking classes to sports days and cultural outings — carefully designed to be inclusive, enjoyable, and enriching for every participant.
We believe that social participation is fundamental to wellbeing. Our group programs are not just activities — they are opportunities to build genuine friendships, develop confidence, practise communication skills, and feel a strong sense of belonging. Group sizes are kept small to ensure every participant receives the attention and support they need to fully participate.
What's Included
- Structured day programs at community and activity centres across South Australia
- Group social outings — cafes, parks, beaches, community events, and cultural venues
- Creative arts and craft activities — painting, pottery, music, and handcraft programs
- Cooking and food preparation groups — building skills while creating meals together
- Fitness and wellbeing activities — gentle exercise, yoga, swimming, and outdoor activities
- Guest speakers and educational workshops tailored to participant interests
- Transport to and from group activities (where included in the participant's plan)
Who Is This For?
Group and Centre Activities are suitable for NDIS participants who benefit from social interaction and structured group engagement. This service is particularly valuable for participants who experience social isolation, are building social skills, or are seeking meaningful day activities that connect them with peers. It is well-suited to participants with intellectual disability, autism, psychosocial disability, and acquired disability who have goals around community participation, social skills, and healthy daily routines.
Outcomes We Aim For
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