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Social & Community

Enabling Independence’s social programs are a great way to get out, meet new people, and hang out with friends. Whether it’s a fun activity or just catching up, it’s a chance to stay connected and be part of the community. These programs help you build important life skills while making stronger connections with the people around you. Every day brings a new opportunity to learn something, try something new, and get more involved in the world around you. It’s all about supporting each other and growing together.

What to Expect

At Enabling Independence, we help people build confidence and connect with their community through tailored group activities and individual support. Whether you're developing life skills or exploring new hobbies, our programs empower you to live more independently and be part of a supportive network.

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What Is It?

Increased Social and Community Participation" is part of the "Capacity Building" category under the NDIS. It's a popular service that shows how much it can help people living with disabilities. Here are a few ways this service can be used:

  • Help prevent loneliness by organising regular hangouts with others

  • Learn new skills in fun activities like sports or music groups

  • Assist someone with disabilities in learning everyday skills, like using public transport

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How Does it Help?

Increased Social and Community Participation can help you:

  • Join fun social and learning groups, like Dungeons and Dragons, Our Kitchen Rules, and Young at Heart, giving you something exciting to enjoy every fortnight.

  • Explore new activities to discover what you’re passionate about.

  • Go on camps and adventures with friends, making lasting memories and feeling like part of the group.

  • Build confidence and get ready for a more independent life by showing yourself you can do it.

  • Stay positive with exciting events and activities to look forward to every week.

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What Will I Do?

Our program is always built around you and your needs. Your experience with Increased Social and Community Participation will be unique, tailored just for you. We’ll give you the chance to try out different group activities to find what you enjoy most. In your individual support sessions, you’ll also get to work on lifestyle skills and engaging with the community. Not sure where to start? Send us a message, and our friendly team will guide you through all the awesome things you can do to help build your independence.

Monthly Socials

BOWLING

1st Saturday

11:00am - 2:00pm

$45.00

Woodville Bowland

MYSTERY

2nd Saturday

A special activity that changes every month

CLUB COOL

3rd Sunday

9:30am - 2:00pm

$22

The Gov

CLUB UNITY

4th Sunday

5:30 - 10:30pm

$40.00

Playford Civic Centre

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Increased Social and Community Participation is a key part of many events and activities at Enabling Independence. We understand that building independence means having a strong support network of friends and loved ones, creating a community you can rely on. To learn more about our regular programs, click the buttons below and explore further!

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Day Options

Each week, we run a program packed with all kinds of fun activities and opportunities to learn new skills. From hands-on experiences to exciting day trips, there’s always something different to enjoy. It’s a great way to try new things, meet new people, and grow your abilities while having a good time.

Dungeons & Dragons

Every two weeks, we dive into the world of Dungeons & Dragons at Target Hill Hub. It’s a chance to unleash your creativity, strategise with friends, and embark on epic adventures. Whether you're a seasoned player or totally new, you're welcome to join the fun!

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Our Kitchen Rules​

Join us every other Tuesday evening for our fortnightly cooking program, where we learn a brand-new recipe together. It's the perfect opportunity to pick up new cooking skills, try out delicious dishes, and have a great time in the kitchen. Come along and let's cook up some fun!

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Young at Heart

Every second Monday, we host a special daytime activity designed especially for people living with disabilities who are over 40. It's a wonderful chance to connect with others, enjoy engaging activities, and make the most of your day. Come join us for a fun and inclusive experience tailored just for you!

1. Pick Your Schedule

2. We Pick you Up

3. Enjoy Your Activity

4. We Drop You Home

Enquire Now

Press the button below to enquire about a social & community event that suits you!

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