Group Activities and Weekend Outings I Support Work

Take a look at the exciting group activities our support workers host for Deaf and hard of hearing participants throughout the year!  

Our activity program allows participants to engage in community, social, and recreational experiences including: 

Aqua Fun 

Craft 

Bowling 

Weekly Cooking 

And even online bingo!  

The group activities program is currently available in Brisbane and starting soon in Perth, with plans to expand to locations such as Adelaide and Sydney. 

If you have a special outing in mind that aligns with your goals and support plan, like a visit to an art gallery or a local event, our support workers can help make that happen! 

Book a support worker and talk to our team about your support options by emailing support@deafconnect.org.au . 

Interested? Learn more about group activities here:

Video transcript:
David: “Hi, my name is David Collum, and I’m a support worker for Deaf Connect. I’m here for a group activity at the movies, and all our Deaf clients enjoyed today.
Ellie: Hi, my name is Ellie. I’m here at the movies with a group of participants, and I’m a support worker for Deaf Connect.
Whetu: Hi, I’m Whetu, and my role is a support worker with Deaf Connect. We’re here today at the cinemas with our Deaf clients.
Sarah, Jess, and Ellie:
Sarah: Hello, my name is Sarah.
Jess: Hi, my name is Jess.
Ellie: And my name is Ellie. Today, we are here at the swimming pool for a fun activity. Clients come along to enjoy themselves, exercise more, socialize as a group, and enjoy the beautiful weather.
Ellie: I’m joining this to learn some new skills. I’m joining the community, and I’m joining Deaf Connect now.
Lachlan and Whetu:
Lachlan: Hey, my name is Lachlan.
Whetu: And my name is Whetu. We’re both support workers. Today, we’re at the pool for a swimming activity.
Lachlan: And what for?
Whetu: We’re here supporting clients as they attend a group activity and socialize.
Lachlan: If you want to learn some new skills, you can come along too. And what else?
Whetu: Come and join us! At Deaf Connect.”