Wednesday Day Program

 The program is available to people with disability who would benefit from social connection, structured activities, skill development and community participation. Each enquiry will be discussed individually to ensure the program can safely meet the participant’s needs. 

Activities may include:

• Arts and crafts 
• Cooking and baking 
• Board games and group games 
• LEGO and building activities 
• Gardening 
• Movies and themed days 
• Music and creative activities 
• Daily-living skill development 
• Community outings and special events 

Activities may change depending on participant interests, abilities and program planning.

 Yes. Participants are encouraged to make choices and take part in activities that match their interests, abilities and goals. No one will be pressured to participate in an activity they do not want to do. 

Participants may be able to use suitable NDIS funding to attend, depending on their individual plan and funding arrangements. My Support Link can discuss the available options with the participant, family, nominee, plan manager or support coordinator. 

 Yes. Participants who receive services from another provider are welcome to enquire. We can work collaboratively with the participant’s existing support team where consent has been provided. 

 Yes. An existing support worker may bring and support the participant during the program, subject to prior arrangements and agreement between everyone involved.

 Transport arrangements are considered individually. Participants may travel independently, be transported by family or another provider, or discuss available transport support with My Support Link before attending.

Food arrangements may vary depending on the day’s activities. Participants should advise My Support Link of any allergies, dietary requirements, mealtime management plans or swallowing risks before attending. Participants may be asked to bring their own lunch, snacks and drink bottle. 

A visit, meet-and-greet or trial day may be arranged so the participant can see the environment, meet the team and decide whether the program feels right for them.

 Participants may need to bring:

• Lunch, snacks and a drink bottle 
• Weather-appropriate clothing 
• Any required medication 
• Mobility or communication equipment 
• Personal-care items 
• A hat and sunscreen for outdoor activities 
• Anything listed in their individual support arrangements 

Personal belongings should be clearly labelled.