We’ve supported many participants in developing essential life skills like cooking, budgeting, cleaning, and household chores.

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Camping Respite Week was another success. A participant experienced their first time away from home, learning teamwork, setting up tents, and cooking together. Families reported a boost in confidence, independence, and social skills following the trip.

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What sets your business apart from others in terms of values, culture, or community engagement?

Our business is built on the values of respect, inclusion, and adventure. As qualified teachers, we bring an educational lens to everything we do, creating structured yet flexible programs that respond to each individual's needs. Our small group sizes ensure personalised care, and our strong community ties allow us to involve participants in local events, fostering a sense of belonging and purpose.

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Are there specific age groups, disabilities, or conditions your business specialises in serving?

We work with a broad range of clients, but we specialise in supporting teens and adults with autism, intellectual disabilities, and psychosocial challenges. Our programs are designed to meet varying support needs, and we tailor activities to align with each participant’s goals and abilities.