The beauty of Activity Support lies in its personalisation—tailored to your unique needs, whether physical, cognitive, or sensory. Imagine joining a recreation group for bowling, attending a music workshop to strum a guitar with adaptive aids, or simply enjoying a coffee catch-up at a café with a companion to facilitate conversations. Our team draws from a wide range of activities to match your interests: from creative pursuits like arts and crafts or photography outings, to community engagements such as library visits, volunteering at events, or even pet care routines at home. We support educational endeavours too, like adult classes or tech tutorials, and wellness activities such as mindfulness walks or gym sessions. For leisure, think day trips to the beach, movie nights, or gaming socials. And for family-oriented fun, we can help with birthday gatherings or family picnics. No matter the activity—be it a quiet gardening session, a lively dance class, or transport to a theatre performance—our goal is to build your confidence and skills step by step.

What sets Joyful Support apart is our unwavering commitment to full NDIS compliance, directly enhancing the safety and effectiveness of every activity. For each session, whether it’s a grocery shop or a sporting outing, we generate a personalised risk and issues report to proactively address concerns like mobility challenges or environmental hazards (e.g., uneven paths during a nature walk). We also provide a goal tracking report to monitor milestones, such as completing a full shopping list independently or attending three social dinners in a month, and a detailed progress report to celebrate achievements like improved social interactions or physical endurance in recreation. All this documentation is handed to you (or your support network) transparently, ensuring you’re always aligned with your individual NDIS plan and can see real, measurable results. This structured approach means you’re not just participating—you’re progressing toward greater autonomy and joy.

Ready to infuse more activity into your life?

Contact Joyful Support today to discuss how we can support your favourite pursuits.

Let’s make every day an opportunity for growth and happiness!

1. Daily Living and Household Activities

• Grocery shopping and meal preparation (e.g., navigating stores, selecting items, carrying bags)
• Household chores like laundry, cleaning, or organising spaces
• Personal grooming routines (e.g., hair styling, applying makeup with adaptive tools)
• Banking and financial tasks (e.g., ATM visits, bill payments at post offices)
• Medication management and pharmacy runs
• Pet care, such as walking a dog or feeding animals
• Gardening or plant maintenance in a home or community setting

2. Community and Outings

• General outings to parks, markets, or local events
• Attending medical or therapy appointments (including waiting and transport)
• Shopping for clothing, gifts, or household items in malls or specialty stores
• Library visits for reading, borrowing books, or computer use
• Public transport navigation (buses, trains, or taxis with accessibility features)
• Volunteering at community centres or charity events
• Attending cultural festivals, fairs, or holiday markets
• Voting or civic engagement activities (e.g., election day support)

3. Social and Dining Experiences

• Dinner with friends or family at home or restaurants (e.g., menu selection, ordering, eating assistance)
• Coffee catch-ups or brunches at cafés
• Hosting or attending small gatherings or parties
• Phone or video calls with loved ones (setup and facilitation)
• Joining book clubs, discussion groups, or hobby meetups
• Birthday celebrations or special occasion planning
• Casual social walks or picnics in public spaces
• Attending weddings, funerals, or family reunions

4. Sporting and Physical Recreation

• All-abilities and blind golf.
• Adapted sports like wheelchair basketball, swimming, or goalball
• Gym sessions or fitness classes (e.g., yoga, aerobics with modifications)
• Cycling on adaptive bikes or tandem rides
• Bowling, ten-pin, or mini-golf outings
• Hiking or nature trails with mobility aids
• Dance classes or movement therapy sessions
• Martial arts or self-defence training adapted for accessibility
• Team sports participation, like soccer or cricket with support staff

5. Creative and Artistic Pursuits

• Arts and crafts workshops (e.g., painting, knitting, pottery with hand supports)
• Music lessons or jam sessions (e.g., playing instruments, singing groups)
• Photography outings or digital editing help
• Writing or journaling support (e.g., typing assistance, idea brainstorming)
• Theatre or drama group involvement (rehearsals, performances)
• Cooking classes or baking sessions
• DIY projects like woodworking or sewing with adaptive tools
• Storytelling or poetry readings at community events

6. Educational and Skill-Building

• Attending adult education classes or workshops
• Library research or online learning sessions (computer setup and navigation)
• Language classes or cultural immersion activities
• Vocational training or job shadowing (e.g., workplace visits)
• Driving lessons or mobility training for independent travel
• Tech gadget tutorials (e.g., using smartphones, apps, or smart home devices)
• Parenting classes or family-oriented learning (if applicable)

7. Travel and Leisure

• Transport to and from all engagements (e.g., rideshares, specialised vehicles)
• Day trips to beaches, zoos, or museums
• Movie theatre visits or streaming setup at home
• Concert or live performance attendance
• Fishing or outdoor leisure like birdwatching
• Spa or relaxation sessions (e.g., massages with accessibility)
• Travel to holiday destinations (short trips with full support)
• Gaming nights or board game socials

8. Health and Wellness Activities

• Exercise routines like walking groups or hydrotherapy
• Mindfulness or meditation sessions in serene locations
• Nutrition-focused activities, like farmers’ market visits
• Therapy animal interactions or pet therapy outings
• Sensory play or stimulation activities (e.g., for neurodiverse needs)
• Sleep hygiene support (e.g., bedtime routines with calming activities)