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NDIS Group Programs

Take part in positive experiences with peers your age, in a supportive and interactive group environment.

Group programs are offered alongside one-on-one therapy when peer interaction is important for children and adults’ skills development or when parents need strategies to support their child’s language development.

Everyday Independence uses approaches that best develop children and teenagers’ language and social skills. Our group programs are a great option when interaction with peers is the key to learning. 

Ask your key worker or lead practitioner if group programs are offered in your area and if they’re right for you or your child.

Play and Communicate

Play and Communicate provides parents and carers of children aged between one and five with strategies, tools, and tips for nurturing and developing their child’s language skills through daily activities.

Everyday Funky Monkeys

Everyday Funky Monkeys helps children aged four to six to develop their gross motor skills, enabling them to enjoy activities like climbing at the playground, joining friends at kindergarten, and playing games at school and in the community.

LEGO Social Skills

LEGO Social Skills supports children aged five to 10 to learn and practice new social skills to develop positive peer relationships.

It Takes Two to Talk

It Takes Two to Talk teaches parents and carers of children aged up to six practical skills for language acceleration. This group is for children with language delay and a diagnosis other than ASD.

More Than Words

More than Words teaches parents of autistic children or those with language delays aged up to six years practical strategies for building social language skills.

Sleep Right Sleep Tight

Sleep Right Sleep Tight provides parents and carers of children and teens between the ages of two to 16 with practical tools and personalised strategies to improve their child’s sleep quality and overall well-being.

Everyday Steps to School Success

This program equips parents and carers of children aged four to six with practical strategies, tools, and readiness routines in the year before they start school to help their children transition smoothly and confidently into kindergarten or school.

Building Connections

Building Connections online group supports children and teens aged seven to 15 in learning and practising new social skills, making friends, and participating more in everyday life.

Your NDIS Group Program Outcomes may Include

  • Learning new skills and ways of doing things to achieve your outcomes
  • Making new friends with peers your own age who are also working to achieve similar outcomes.
  • Increasing confidence once you start making progress towards your goals
  • Improving everyday routines.

A Team Approach for Positive Change

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Physiotherapy

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Speech Pathology

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Positive Behaviour Support

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Early Childhood Supports

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Developmental Education

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