

Suitable for ages
7-12 years
Autism Friendly
Autism specific provider
Support Provided
Check with provider
Sensory Considerations
This event is held indoors
Location
Gold Coast QLD
Everything you need to know
Social Hub is a dynamic and engaging weekly program designed to provide participants with a platform to enhance their social skills in a fun and supportive environment. With a variety of stations catering to different interests, children can explore and enjoy various activities while interacting with their peers. The presence of our Therapist, and trained support workers ensures that play is guided towards promoting appropriate behaviour and fostering friendships. Through activities that emphasize good manners in different settings, such as using inside voices, displaying proper table etiquette, and demonstrating park etiquette, participants are encouraged to develop social awareness and cultivate positive relationships with others.
The first hour – 4.30pm-5.30pm Outdoor play: tag, bullrush, soccer, handball, Park cricket, plus much more. Drones, learn to fly our Tello stunt drones and DJI Mini’s, while learning drone Safety, Arts and Craft: drawing, painting, chalk drawing, jewellery making, plus much more. Board Games: Pokémon, Giant checkers, Giant connect 4, Giant Jenga, Giant Tic-tac-toe, Chess, etc..
Next 5.30pm-6pm Cooking / eating: lean to cook simple and assembly type meals, Help’s to build your independence, explore new foods, learn new life skills. mini pizza, toasties, healthy wraps, spaghetti, chicken teriyaki and so much more.
Finally (6pm – 6.30pm) multiplayer Nintendo Switch games including- Sports, Mario Cart, and Smash Bros. This activity is used to reinforce appropriate gaming behaviour, promote online safety, and encourage good sportsmanship between players. Time is limited to 30mins at the end of the session and is completely monitored and supported by our Therapist and Support Workers.
Fridays 4:30 – 6:30pm
Ages 8 -12
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