What are
Auscare Social Clubs
Auscare Social Clubs are welcoming, inclusive spaces where people can connect, make friends, and enjoy activities in the community. Our clubs offer a range of fun, social, and recreational experiences, helping participants build confidence, try new things, and feel part of a supportive community.
We focus on:
Friendship and connection – meet new people and strengthen social networks.
Fun and activities – from creative workshops to outings and events.
Belonging and support – a safe, inclusive environment where everyone is welcome.
Are social clubs for you?
Social Clubs are perfect if you …
Wants to make friends with similar interests
Need sensory-friendly, supportive environments
Love activities like Lego, Dungeons and Dragons, tech and gaming, arts, craft or adventures
Prefer to be part of a small group with skilled facilitators
Join A ClubWhat we offer
Lego, tech, arts, adventures +
Activities designed around what people love – from robotics and gaming to art, music, outdoor adventures, and creative projects.
Small groups with facilitators
Maximum 6-8 participants per group with facilitators who genuinely understand disability and neurodiversity.
Sensory-friendly hubs in Ballina and Nowra
Purpose-designed space with sensory considerations, quiet areas, and environments where people can be themselves.
Connect with your community
Fun and engaging Social Clubs for people of all ages to connect, make friends and be involved in the community.
Feel truly included
A warm, welcoming space where everyone can belong and be themselves
Join the fun
Enjoy activities that bring people together and spark real connections
Make new friends
Meet new people, make new friends and feel part of something awesome
How to get started …
1. Check your NDIS plan
Social Clubs are typically funded under Core Supports – Social and Community Participation or Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living.
2. Contact us about club activities
Get in touch to learn about current clubs, schedules, age groups, and which clubs might suit your needs.
3. Trial session
Come along and try a session – see the environment, meet the facilitators, and check if it is the right fit for you.
4. Enrol and start connecting
Once you are happy it is right for you, enrolment is straightforward and you can start participating in new activities.
Weekday sessions
Regular weekly clubs where kids and adults can connect with friends and wind down in supportive environments.
Weekend sessions
Saturday and Sunday activities for trying new things at our hubs or out in the community, building skills, and having fun.
School holiday sessions
Full-day and multi-day clubs during school breaks – keeping kids engaged, active, and social.
Impacting benefits
Builds social connections
Learn to navigate friendships, strengthen relationships, and reduce feelings of isolation.
Confidence through achievements and belonging
Build self-esteem by learning new skills, contributing to groups, and being accepted exactly as they are.
Friendships with similar interests
Connect with other people who ‘get it’ – shared interests, shared experiences, genuine understanding.
Promotes Inclusion
Provides a safe, welcoming environment where everyone feels valued and welcome.
Encourages Community Participation
Social Clubs helps participants engage with local events and networks, fosters independence and active involvement in their community.
Some of our clubs include…
Tech Heads Gaming Club Minecraft, Roblox, coding, and digital creativity
Lego Masters Building challenges, creative construction, and teamwork
Arts & Creative Expression painting, drawing, sculpture, music, and creative projects
Explorer Club Outdoor activities, nature exploration, community events and physical challenges
Dungeons & Dragons Theatre of the mind, role playing in mystical lands facilitated by our very own Dungeon Master!
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
What ages do you cater for?
Our Social Clubs typically run for ages 7 years to adults, with programs for kids grouped by age and developmental stage to ensure appropriate peer connections.
How many people in each group?
We maintain small groups of 6-8 participants maximum to ensure quality support and genuine connections.
What’s the facilitator to child ratio?
Typically 1:3 or higher, depending on participant needs and activity type. Complex needs receive higher support ratios.
What if I have sensory sensitivities?
Our programs are designed with sensory considerations. We have quiet spaces, sensory tools available, and facilitators trained in sensory-aware support.
Do you provide transport?
Transport can be arranged separately through your NDIS plan. We can recommend transport providers if needed.
What happens during school holidays?
We run extended programs during school holidays with multiple options. Details are shared with enrolled families each term.
Can I stay with my child or the person I care for?
For trial sessions and settling-in periods, parents and carers are welcome. Once participants are comfortable, programs are drop-off to encourage independence.
What if I do not like the club?
No problem. We will work with you to try different programs or adjust activities. It is about finding what works for you or your child.
Locations
Ballina Hub
Our sensory friendly space at
3/118 Tamar Street, Ballina NSW 2478
Nowra Hub
Activities happening at our Nowra space at 2/80 Park Rd East Nowra 2541
Contact us for current activity locations and schedules
Contact Us
Reach out, ask us a question, find out more …