Day Programs

People thrive when they’re given positive opportunities to learn, develop their skills and get involved with other people. By providing choice, flexibility and individualised support, our day program does just that.

Our day programs give people with disability the chance to gain practical life skills, find volunteering opportunities or supported employment, go to TAFE, learn about arts and crafts, develop friendships and get involved in the life of the community – to mention just a few examples.

We offer two models of support:

Centre Based with Community Access Program (a young person participates in a range of day activities at one/or more of our Centres and out in the community) or;
Individual Community Based Options (an individual designs their own program of activities in a range of local community settings).

Our day programs are designed to:

meet the needs of individuals
maintain and develop life skills and increase independence
provide meaningful leisure, recreational, social and cultural activities
provide opportunities for participation and inclusion in the local community
develop friendships and support networks

We offer a wide range of activities including, but not limited to

Shopping and cooking programs
Volunteering opportunities
Work experience
Computer and iPad tuition
Numeracy and literacy programs
Gardening
Art Therapy
Travel Training
Health related Programs
Music Therapy and Dance
Independent living skills training
Social Outings and Recreational activities
Sporting activities including bowling, swimming, tennis, golf

We offer two models of support:

Our day programs are designed to:

We offer a wide range of activities including, but not limited to

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Our Supports

New Lake Peer Support Ltd.