A place to feel safe, seen and heard.
Every Saturday, kids and teens come together to make friends, try new things and just be themselves — in a warm, welcoming space built around connection.
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Food and activities? That one's on us.
We never want cost to be the reason a child misses out. Every session includes a fresh meal and every activity — with no extra fees, no "bring your own", and no surprises.
- Nutritious lunch provided every session
- All materials & activity costs covered
- Friendly, experienced support staff
- Small groups, big belonging
Little ones are welcome to bring additional snacks if they'd like — please keep them allergy-friendly for the group.
More than a day out — it's where connections grow.
No two Saturdays look the same. Kids and teens move between sport, cooking, art and games — building real skills and real friendships without it ever feeling like hard work.
Sport & Coordination
Casual basketball and outdoor games that build gross-motor skills, coordination and teamwork — no pressure to compete, just fun.
Cooking Skills
Hands-on cooking that grows independence in the kitchen — measuring, preparing and sharing food they've made themselves.
Art & Creativity
A relaxed, no-pressure space to explore painting, drawing and craft — building confidence and a sense of self through creativity.
Board & Card Games
Strategy, turn-taking and laughs — supporting cognitive function, problem-solving and easy connection with new friends.
Healthy Food Choices
Guided, everyday decisions about food help participants build independence and confidence in looking after themselves.
Outdoor Time
Not cooped up inside — just fresh air, room to move and time outdoors together.
Building capacity, one Saturday at a time.
Every session is person-centred and designed to support meaningful NDIS goals — turning a fun day into real, measurable growth, Saturday after Saturday.
Social & Community Participation
Structured peer connection helps participants build friendships, belong to a group and take part in their community.
Increased Social Interaction
Group activities create natural, everyday chances to communicate, collaborate and grow social confidence.
Increased Independence
Making choices, preparing food and navigating a group setting all build practical daily-living skills.
Health & Wellbeing
Active play supports coordination, gross-motor skills and physical wellbeing in a fun, achievable way.
Cognitive & Problem-Solving
Games and creative tasks build focus, planning and problem-solving — capacity that carries into daily life.
Confidence & Self-Esteem
Feeling safe, seen and heard helps participants develop self-esteem and a stronger sense of who they are.
Book your child's spot.
Our Social Club runs every Saturday. Reserve a place below — new families and existing clients are both welcome.
Everything's taken care of.
- Fresh lunch and all activity materials included — nothing to pack
- Additional snacks welcome — please keep them allergy-friendly
- Ages 5–15, with kids and teens supported side by side
- Small group sizes with friendly, experienced support staff
- Choose 1:2 support, or 1:1 for more individual attention
- Aligned to NDIS capacity building supports
- Progress notes available on request for support coordinators
Session at a glance
Common questions
Is this for kids or teens?
Both! We welcome participants aged 5–15. Activities flex across ages and our staff tailor their support to each young person, so everyone feels included and comfortable.
Is it a weekly drop-in, or a block?
The Social Club runs as a 12-week block, and we keep the same group together the whole way through — on purpose. Real friendships aren't built in a single session; they grow with familiar faces, week after week. If you've got a holiday or something already booked, just let us know in advance and we'll move that session to another date so your child never misses out.
What's the difference between 1:2 and 1:1 support?
1:2 means one staff member supports two participants — great for social connection. If your child benefits from more individual attention, 1:1 support is also available. Just let us know and we'll organise it.
Do you provide drop-off and pick-up?
Yes, we can. Transport is usually charged at a 1:1 ratio, plus mileage. However, we do our best to coordinate multiple participants into a multi-person pick-up so they can split the mileage and support worker rate when available. Just ask us and we'll help you sort it out.
Do I need to pay for food or activities?
No. Lunch and every activity are included, and Marching Forward covers those costs ourselves so no one misses out (see the note below). Children are welcome to bring extra allergy-friendly snacks if they'd like. The $202.35 session fee is billed under NDIS capacity building supports.
What if my child hasn't come before?
You're very welcome — just use the "New client" button on any date and we'll get you set up. We're always happy to chat through anything beforehand so the first Saturday feels easy.
Your child's new favourite Saturday.
Spots are limited to keep our groups small and supportive. Reserve a place and give your child a Saturday to look forward to.