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Running up to four times per year, Day Camps are a highlight of the school holidays. Participants with and without disability enjoy a mix of incursions and excursions, such as film-making, reptile shows, swimming, canoeing, yoga, and more. This is a fantastic opportunity to make friends and try something new during the school holidays.
Our social hangouts are filled with fun and laughter. Running for two hours, participants with and without disabilities come together to hang out, engage in fun, age-appropriate activities, and build friendships. The focus of these programs is on developing social skills and connecting participants to their community.
Meet other parents and build connections. Parents of children with disabilities are invited to connect with other Friendship Circle families through our social Family Shabbat Dinners, and Mums' and Dads' Nights. We also offer educational sessions with industry experts, empowering parents to advocate for their children.
Amazing weekends away filled with fun activities. Participants with disabilities and young adult volunteers spend an amazing weekend away, enjoying activities, such as swimming, socialising, yoga, and more. Our Juniors, Tweens and Teens usually spend the weekend in the Southern Highlands or the Blue Mountains, while the Young Adults and Adults fly to Melbourne.
Explore and learn new skills. Sports Club is centred around moving our bodies and working together as a team as we play soccer, basketball, or try different gymnastics exercises.
experiencing meaningful employment. Friendship Bakery is a social enterprise that aims to empower young people living with a disability by challenging them to take on the responsibilities of creating and selling their own baked goods.
Kindness and Inclusion. Friendship Circle runs workshops on disability and inclusion across primary schools in Sydney. This program encourages an early understanding on how we all can make the world a kinder place.
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