Our workshops are typically designed for 6–12 participants. The ideal group size depends on participants' support needs, the workshop objectives and the level of assistance required. If you have a larger group, please get in touch to discuss options.

Workshop length varies depending on the program. Sessions can range from 2–3-hour workshops through to full-day programs, particularly for employment readiness or tailored group training.

Activities are typically delivered in 30–45-minute interactive blocks, allowing flexibility to suit participants' support needs and engagement.

No, workshops are designed to be for beginners and easy to follow.

Yes. Participants who require individualised support are encouraged to attend with their own support worker, carer or a family member.

Yes, depending on individual support needs and able to be in a group environment.

Self-managed or plan-managed participants may be able to use their funding to access the workshops where suitable for their goals.

This may fall under supports such as Increased Social & Community Participation or Improved Daily Living, depending on individual circumstances. 

You do not need an NDIS plan to attend our workshops. Our programs are open to community participants.

Participants can self-fund their attendance, and if linked with an organisation or support provider, they may also be able to assist with accessing workshops through group programs or community supports.

At this stage our focus is on group workshops, as this helps keep programs more affordable while also supports social connection.

Participants who require individual support are welcome to attend with their own support worker.

We want workshops to feel welcoming and low-pressure, and participants can engage at their own comfort level.

Participants are welcome to take breaks or leave early if needed.

Workshop places, materials, and preparation are organised in advance, so fees still apply to the booked session.

While we aim to create calm, welcoming and inclusive environments, our workshops are delivered in group settings, so some noise, conversation and movement should be expected.

We understand that everyone's sensory needs are different and will do our best to make reasonable adjustments where possible. Participants are always welcome to take breaks if needed.

All materials and workshop resources are provided.

If you can no longer attend, please let us know as early as possible.

As workshops involve preparation, materials, and limited places, cancellation fees may apply for late cancellations or non-attendance.

Full details will be provided at the time of booking.

No, we currently work with self-managed and plan-managed participants and plan on registering as a provider in future if it is required.

We’d love to connect with organisations interested in supporting participants or running small-group programs together.

Yes, we’re happy to discuss different group needs, support requirements and workshop outcomes.