Our Services

Community Access Supports (CAS)

We provide community access that adheres to NDIS industry standards and guidelines. We place great value in the creativity of our staff and programs, striving to provide fun and memorable supports, while also being goal-oriented and tailored to each client.

Whether a client’s goals for CAS include getting assistance in a work-place, attending appointments, shopping, or socialising, our staff have the experience and training necessary to ensure that these supports are provided professionally and appropriately.

Four people games in a grassy yard. On the left, a young man in a green high-vis vest is hiding behind another man, who is holding a bucket lid like a shield. On the right a man is standing behind another person, sitting in a chair

In-Home Support

Our support workers additionally provide in-home supports. These services are aimed at helping client to achieve various goals in the home settings such as assistance with maintaining their living space, skill building focusing on day-to-day in-home tasks and responsibilities, personal care, and more.

Please contact us if you would like further information on how our staff can help you and your loved ones at home.

Two smiling young men taking a selfie indoors. The support worker on the right is assisting his client, on the left. One has spiky hair and the other has medium-length hair. They are sitting near a window with blinds.

Group Services

We pride ourselves on our variety of creative groups, most of which are based around and/or out of our North Ipswich Hub. We are currently in the process of developing various groups.

Our current groups include:

  • Flex your creative flare! Come and join us for our Artistic DIY workshops, where you will work on various design and art projects, using materials such as wood, clay, resin, and leather. From bird baths, to wind chimes, to spice racks and cutting boards, there is something for eveyone!
    Running every Monday from 10am - 1pm at our North Ipswich hub.

  • Calling all ladies! Do you want to make some friends and build a community around yourself? How about doing all that, while you get a chance to go out and have fun doing various activities around Brisbane, Ipswich and beyond? Come and join our weekly ladies outing group, running every Thursday!

  • Running weekly on Fridays, the group’s focus is socialising and gaming in an environment of like-minded individuals, where all levels of ability are catered for. The attendees have access to various games that promote creative thinking, skill building, socialising, and are fun and engaging.

    These include: board/card games (e.g. Exploding Kittens, Uno, Pokemon TCG, etc.); table-top role-playing and war games (e.g. Dungeons and Dragons, Warhammer); and console gaming (e.g. PlayStation 5, Xbox, Nintendo Switch, arcade console). Additionally, the group engages in various gaming-related outings, including the Supanova convention, arcades, and more.

  • Friday evenings can be a whole lot of fun and be a great opportunity to socialise, but unfortunately, not everyone gets the opportunity. We started our monthly social evenings group after getting a lot of feedback from our clients in order to give people the opportunity to go out and have some Friday night fun.

    From karaoke and clubs, to pub dinners and fancy feasts, to various evening events and shows, the group will get out and about, and get a chance to welcome the weekend with a fun night out!

  • The last Saturday of every month is Adaptable’s Big Day Out! Brisbane, Ipswich and Gold Coast have plenty of fun, educational and interesting places to go and see, and this group will help our clients to get there.

    Have you ever wanted to learn about llamas or koalas and to visit one of Queensland local farms? Or how about taking a trip back in time through the Caboolture medieval fair? This group will surely have something for everyone

Two men are holding colourful chopping boards, that have been decorated with resin. The man on the left holds a yellow and copper board, while the man on the right has a green-blue board.