Social Space
Flexible Social & Skills Development Day Program
Social Space is a block-based day program for NDIS participants who want structure, choice, and meaningful time with others in a calm, supported environment.
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Social Space runs Monday to Friday and offers flexible booking options:
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All Day · 9:00am – 5:00pm
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Morning Session · 9:00am – 12:30pm
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Afternoon Session · 1:30pm – 5:00pm
​Social Space offers a mix of hands-on activities, social groups, and a weekly full-day community excursion. Activities follow a predictable routine and are designed to be engaging without being overwhelming, supporting participation without classroom-style learning or high-pressure social expectations.
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You can download the Social Space Weekly Calendar here: Social Space Download
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What Social Space Is
Social Space is:
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A structured day program
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Activity-led, with clear sessions and routines
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Designed for participants who want to learn life skills in a fun, social way, within smaller groups
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Flexible, without being chaotic
Skill development sits at the core of the program. Activities are designed to support social skills, daily living skills, fine motor skills, communication, and confidence, all within real, hands-on group activities rather than classroom-style learning.
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Each day is broken into morning and afternoon blocks, with different activities running throughout the week.
Weekly Timetable
Runs Monday to Friday
Booking options:
• All Day (9:00am – 5:00pm)
• Morning Session (9:00am – 12:30pm)
• Afternoon Session (1:30pm – 5:00pm)
Lunch is included for all-day bookings.​
Program Design
Social Space has been intentionally designed with neurodivergent participants in mind, including individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), Intellectual Disability, Down syndrome, and other neurodevelopmental disabilities.
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The program uses small group sizes, clear routines, and carefully planned activities to support skill development, including social skills, daily living skills, fine motor skills, communication, and confidence. Activities are practical and hands-on, allowing participants to build skills naturally through shared experiences rather than formal instruction.
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Social Space works best for participants whose goals include building independence, developing social and everyday skills, and participating in structured, supported group environments.