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Weekend and school holiday adventures
Weekends and school holidays are a chance to get out, have fun and build skills. Our founders' camp experience shapes these days: we plan fun, age appropriate activities around your child's interests, with confidence, communication and joining in built along the way.
What it can include
- School holiday and weekend activities
- Community outings and recreational programs
- Social skills and independence development
- Fun, engaging and age appropriate activities
- Supporting confidence, communication and participation
Who it is for
Children and young adults with disability, including autism, ADHD, intellectual disability and developmental delay.
Funding
Often funded through NDIS Core Supports for self managed and plan managed participants. Private bookings are welcome.
Getting started
Say hello
Call, email or send an enquiry. Tell us a bit about you or the person you care for. We reply on our next working day.
Free meet and greet
Meet Deanna at home, in a café or by phone. No cost and no pressure.
Agree the plan
Days, times, goals and costs go into a simple written agreement, so you know exactly what to expect.
Get started
We start with things you already enjoy, then build from there. We check in regularly to make sure it is working.
Enquire about weekend and school holiday adventures
Fill in the form and we will contact you on our next working day (Fridays, weekends and public holidays) to arrange a free meet and greet.
Talk to us
Hours
Fridays, weekends and public holidays. Weekday evenings by arrangement.
Area
Based in Melbourne's north, with enquiries welcome from across Melbourne.
What happens next
- We call or message you on our next working day.
- We book a free meet and greet.
- You get a written plan and agreement before anything starts.
Other services
Community access
Let's get out and explore. Cafés, shopping, movies, beaches, swimming, events and day trips, planned around you.
Cooking and meal preparation
Cooking and baking together, meal planning and building confidence in the kitchen.
Life skills and independence
Everyday living skills, money handling, shopping and routines, building confidence step by step.
Transport and appointments
Getting to appointments, activities and outings, with support in unfamiliar places.
Companionship and social support
Good conversation, hobbies, games and building social connections.
