Our Programs
Fun, inclusive, and growth-focused programs designed to help every child learn, play, and shine.
Make your child's December Holiday Group Programs fun
Our Exciting Group
Programs Help
Children Continue
Working Towards
Their Therapy Goals
Through Building
• Confidence
• Independence
• Social Skills
All In A Fun, Supportive
Environment.
Designed and led by our
experienced Allied Health
Clinicians
Each session is filled with interactive activities that encourage teamwork, creativity, and friendship.
Both NDIS Participants
& Private Clients Are
Welcome.
December Holiday Group Programs
With dedicated programs for ages 4-13, every child can join in activities that are fun, social, and just right for their age.
Sensory & Craft Group
A fun, therapist-led group where kids build social, fine motor and language skills through Christmas-themed sensory and craft activities.
Program Dates
12th Dec - 22nd Dec
Program Time
10:00 am - 11:00 am
Location
2 locations available
• Wetherill Park
• Hurstville
Little Holiday Chefs
A fun, therapist-led group where kids build social, fine motor and language skills through Christmas-themed sensory and craft activities.
Program Dates
12th Dec - 22nd Dec
Program Time
11:00 am - 12:00 pm
Location
2 locations available
• Wetherill Park
• Hurstville
Holiday Game Stars
A fun, therapist-led group where kids build social, fine motor and language skills through Christmas-themed sensory and craft activities.
Program Dates
12th Dec - 22nd Dec
Program Time
12:00 pm - 1:00 pm
Location
2 locations available
• Wetherill Park
• Hurstville
Fun Programs, Designed By
Dedicated Therapists
"Group programs are a fun and engaging method of therapy to consolidate skills with peers."
Belinda
National Occupational Therapy Lead
"The structured group environment helps children develop social skills while working on their individual goals in a supportive setting."
Sarah Johnson
Senior Speech Pathologist
"Our programs create a sense of community where children can learn, grow, and build lasting friendships."
Michael Chen
Program Coordinator