How to get involved

Let us know you’re interested

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You can reach out using our enquiry form. We’ll follow up by phone or email (whichever you’ve nominated) to set up a chat.

This is to learn about your child - their support needs, as well as their strengths, likes, and personality. This helps us match you to a group.

In the same call we’ll explain our service in greater detail and answer any questions you might have. These calls take anywhere from 15 to 45 minutes. They are free of charge.

We’ll call you for a discussion

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Attend a trial session*

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Before committing to a term we invite all new starters to do a trial (billable). This provides a low pressure way to test out the experience.

*Our Junior Saturday Club and Teen Groups operate slightly differently. We can talk you through it over the phone.

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We follow up to see how it went

In the week after your trial session we’ll give you a call to see how it went. If your child is keen to continue, we move on to enrolment. (Or if it’s clearly a good fit parents will sometimes skip this step and enrol straight away.)

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Together we enrol your child

Enrolment is straightforward - we send you an Intake Form and a Service Agreement to complete. They’re designed to be as painless as possible, we promise!

Saturday Club is a term-based service, meaning places are booked for a term at a time. Occasionally, we can accommodate “half term” places, where two families share a spot and attend on alternating weekends.

Optional baseline assessment

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We encourage families to consider a baseline assessment of social functioning at the time of enrolment (billable). Apart from being clinically useful this provides valuable evidence when undergoing NDIS plan reviews.

Each holidays, we check in

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Once you’re enrolled the spot is yours for as long as you’d like it. We check in with you about your plans at the end of every term. Most families attend for between two and four terms. Some stay for much longer.