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Supported activities that build connection, confidence and meaningful routines.
Group and centre-based activities give participants a chance to build social connections, try new activities and be part of a community setting alongside others, with support on hand. This might include group outings, structured social programs, or centre-based sessions focused on shared interests and skill-building — all with a support worker present to help participants engage comfortably and safely.
For many participants, this kind of support is about more than the activity itself. It's a chance to practise social skills, build routine and independence, and simply enjoy time with others in a setting that feels safe and well supported.
This service suits participants who want more social connection and community involvement in their week, people building confidence in group settings, and anyone whose plan goals include social participation, skill development or reducing isolation. It also suits families looking for structured, supported activities that give a participant a positive, engaging routine.
Sessions are built around the group or activity a participant is joining — this could be a community outing, a structured centre-based program, or a smaller social activity. A support worker is present throughout to help the participant engage, manage any support needs that come up, and make sure the experience feels comfortable and worthwhile.
Group and centre-based activities are typically funded under Core Supports (Social and Community Participation) in an NDIS plan. We can talk through what kind of group or centre-based support might suit your goals and how it could fit your current funding, for both plan-managed and self-managed participants.
This varies by participant interest and goals — we can talk through what group or centre-based options would suit you or your family member during an initial conversation.
Yes, a support worker is present throughout group and centre-based sessions to help with engagement and any support needs.
Yes — many participants use group and centre-based support specifically to build social skills, confidence and routine over time.
Yes, it's typically funded under Core Supports (Social and Community Participation). Get in touch and we can help you understand how it fits your plan.