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Holiday Camps, Outdoors, Peer Support Groups, Skills Building

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Girls Group

Therapy group to build social and emotional skills in a fun and supportive, capacity building environment

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Activity Length

1 Hour

Suitable for ages

7-12, 13-17 years

Group Size

6-13 (Varies from week to week)

Autism Friendly

Disability all provider
NDIS Registered

Support Provided

Bring a parent or carer

Staff ratio 1:4

Sensory Considerations

May be some noise
May be some contact with others
Expect loud noises/chatter
Expect bright lights

Group activities might be noisy and busy however we can arrange a quiet space for anyone feeling overwhelmed. Quiet nights can be held to include and accomodate sensory overload.

This event is held outdoors

Contact

9898989898

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Location

4/2 James St, Esperance WA 6450, Australia

What to bring

Information on what to bring will be advertised with the activities each term

Everything you need to know

Two Groups that start with a team building exercise and then split into two for different, age appropriate activites, led by qualified Therapy Assistants

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