Community Access

Transport to and from appointments, work or study.
Grocery shopping and running everyday errands.
Attending medical, allied health, and support appointments.
Social outings with friends, family, or support networks.
Recreational activities such as cinemas, concerts, and events.
Participation in cultural, faith-based, or community groups.
Support to attend classes, programs, or skill-building activities.
Building confidence to access the community independently.
Developing social skills and meaningful relationships.
Exploring new interests and community opportunities.

Community access support includes assistance with:

Our community access services are flexible and tailored to individual needs. Support workers provide consistent, respectful assistance to ensure participants feel safe, supported, and empowered to engage fully in their community at their own pace.

We support individuals to actively participate in their community, build meaningful connections, and maintain independence through safe, reliable, and person-centred assistance. Our approach focuses on inclusion, choice, and supporting people to engage in activities that align with their goals, interests, and cultural needs.