Participation in community.
Keeping Your Heart Close to What Matters.
Social connection is not a luxury. It is essential to living a happy, healthy life. Whether you want to join a local sports team, attend a craft group, volunteer or simply enjoy a coffee with a friend, we are here to make it happen.
Our community participation support is shaped entirely by your interests. We do not decide what is fun for you. We help you pursue the activities and experiences that bring you joy and a sense of belonging.
Participation in community
How Community Participation Support Can Help.
Social Outings
Join friends or meet new people over lunch, at the park or at local events.
Sports and Recreation
Get active with swimming, gym sessions, team sports or outdoor adventures.
Arts and Creative Activities
Explore painting, music, photography, drama or any creative outlet that inspires you.
Volunteering
Give back to your community through meaningful volunteer roles that match your skills and interests.
Skill-Based Groups
Join cooking classes, gardening groups, book clubs or workshops that help you learn something new.
Cultural and Community Events
Attend festivals, markets, exhibitions and local gatherings that keep you connected to the wider community.
Frequently Asked Questions
Participation in community - FAQs
Do I get to choose the activities I participate in?
Always. Your interests come first. We help you explore options and support you to take part in whatever excites you.
Can a support worker come with me to community activities?
Yes. A support worker can accompany you to provide assistance, encouragement and company throughout the activity.
What if I do not know what activities are available near me?
That is part of what we do. We help you discover groups, events and programs in your local area that match your interests.
Is community participation covered by the NDIS?
Yes, if your plan includes funding for social and community participation. We can help you understand how to use this funding effectively.
Can I attend activities with other Aimora Care participants?
If you would like to, yes. Group outings and shared activities can be a great way to build friendships and have fun together.