We do not have a general bus service. Our care workers personally handle pickup and drop-off from your home or an agreed location. This means participants are with a familiar, trusted person from the very start of the day. At drop-off, care workers connect with parents directly to share observations and collaborate. Timing and location are flexible to suit your routine.

We offer door-to-door transport through our own care workers not external drivers or strangers. Participants are picked up from home and returned home after the program. For the Afternoon Program, drop-off happens after dinner. Transport inclusions depend on your program and location, call us to discuss your needs.

Absolutely - we actively encourage it. Collaboration with Allied Health (occupational therapists, speech pathologists, behaviour support practitioners and others) are welcome to attend our centre and collaborate directly on each participant's program. We work alongside them to reinforce therapy goals through daily activities, creating a consistent approach across all environments.

Our staff bring decades of experience in disability support, including participants with complex needs and behaviours of concern. We use behaviour management frameworks and work closely with families and Collaboration with Allied Health to develop strategies that are consistent across home and our program. Please call us to discuss your specific situation and we will be honest about whether we are the right fit.

Yes - a nutritious dinner is provided for all participants in the Daily Life Skills (Afternoon) Program every evening. This means parents and guardians do not need to worry about the evening meal. It also forms part of the program itself, as meal preparation and eating routines are excellent life skills development opportunities.