Lifestyle support program
Something in the diary, every week
The difference between a support service and a life is usually whether there's anything to look forward to. This is the part that puts things in the calendar and keeps them there.
What it covers
A planned mix of regular activities and interests, built around what a person enjoys rather than what happens to be on. Having something in the diary each week is what turns support from a service into a life, and it's often what families notice first.
- Regular, planned activities
- Built around real interests
- Something to look forward to
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Built from what someone enjoys
We start from real interests rather than from a timetable of what happens to be running. Sport, being outdoors, making things, being around other people, or a quiet standing arrangement that suits someone better.
02
Regular enough to count on
The value is in the repetition. A standing weekly thing builds familiarity, confidence and a bit of routine, and it's usually the first thing families tell us they noticed.
03
Together where it helps
Some of it works better as a group. Over school holidays we bring people together for barbecues and games, which suits people who would not go to a big social event on their own.
Where we work
Available across a two-hour radius of Dalby
We are based in Dalby and cover roughly a two-hour radius, which takes in a lot of country other providers will not travel to.
The rest of what we do
Other supports
Social and community access
The biggest part of what we do.
Transport
Getting you where you need to be.
In-home support
A hand with everyday life, your way.
Respite and short-term accommodation
A genuine break, for everyone.
After-hours community access and supports
Life doesn't stop at five o'clock.
Independent living
Your own home, your own way.
Capacity building
Getting better at the things you want to do.
Meal prep
Good food, made together.
Cleaning
A home you're comfortable in.
Let's find the right fit
Whether you're looking for support for yourself or someone you love, or you're referring someone who deserves better, we'd love to hear from you. A real person answers.