What are group and centre-based activities?
Group and centre-based activities are NDIS-funded programs where participants join others to build skills, make friends and try new things — at a centre or out in the community. Courage Support Services runs group activities such as arts, cooking, sport and social outings for NDIS participants in Melbourne and Geelong, planned around interests and goals.
- Who it’s for
- NDIS participants aged 4–65
- Where
- Melbourne & Geelong
- NDIS funding
- Core Supports · Social & Community Participation
- Get started
- Call 1300 144 079
Overview
Social group activities and centre-based programs where participants make friends, learn new skills and try new things.
What this can include
- ✓Arts, crafts and music
- ✓Cooking and life skills
- ✓Sport and fitness
- ✓Social outings
- ✓Skill-building workshops
Funded through your NDIS plan. Not sure what you’re eligible for? Ask our team.
How can group and centre based activities help me?
Group activities build confidence, friendships and a sense of belonging.
Programs focus on practical skills and fun in equal measure.
Activities are planned around participants’ interests and goals.
Why choose Courage for group and centre based activities?
Every program is built around one goal: a better quality of life for each participant.
Every participant gets a team that is police checked, fully insured and trained on an ongoing basis — with a participant-comes-first attitude.
Ask us a question
Group & Centre Based Activities: common questions
How are group activities funded?
Group and centre-based activities are funded from Core Supports under Assistance with Social, Economic and Community Participation. They are charged at group rates, which are generally lower per person than one-to-one support.
Can I try a group activity before committing?
Talk to our team about the programs that interest you and we’ll help you find the right fit.
NDIS funding information is general — your plan determines what’s funded. Learn more at ndis.gov.au or read our FAQs.
