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Community, Skills Building, Social Groups

Head High Skills Hub

Head High Skills Hub is a skill building day program for young adults. We have workshops on friendships and relationships and work on personal goals. We support you to meet local employers and business owners in the community and tak part in sharing skills with new people. We offer a program that is fun, engaging , safe and supportive whilst helping to build your confidence and skills to find the correct pathway for you.

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Activity Length

4 hours 15 minutes

Suitable for ages

18-24 years

Group Size

6

Autism Friendly

Disability (all) provider

Support Provided

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Staff ratio I faciliataor and one support staff per 3 participants.

Sensory Considerations

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

Their is an accessible outdoor space and garden area if quiet time needed.

This event is held indoors

Contact

0420553695

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Location

1 Art Gallery Way, Mosman NSW 2088, Australia

Everything you need to know

The program is weekly and is a continuous program throughout the year. This is not a drop in program. It takes place from 10-2pm every Friday in Mosman, Sydney.

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