OUR SERVICES

Personal Care

Individual support with showering, personal hygiene, dressing, grooming and daily routines, always respecting each participant’s dignity, privacy and independence.

Domestic Assistance

Help with household cleaning, laundry, tidying and everyday domestic tasks to maintain a safe, comfortable and organised home.

Social & Community Participation

Support to attend appointments, access local services, visit community facilities and participate in activities that promote inclusion, confidence and connection.

Life Skills and Independence

Practical assistance to develop everyday skills, including cooking, meal preparation, shopping, budgeting, laundry, household routines, communication and decision-making.

Social and Recreational Activities

Assistance to explore hobbies, develop friendships, attend social events and participate in meaningful recreational activities based on personal interests.

Transport Assistance

Support with travelling to appointments, shopping, community activities and other important destinations, helping participants access their community more independently.

Respite Care

Short-term support for participants while providing their usual carers with an opportunity to rest, recharge and attend to their own needs.

Emotional and Individual Support

Counsellor professional can assist in a person-centred assistance for people experiencing psychosocial disability or complex circumstances, focusing on daily functioning, emotional wellbeing, confidence, routines and participation in the community.

NDIS Support Coordination

Our supervised contact visit service creates a safe, neutral environment for children to spend time with family members, in line with court orders or family arrangements. Every visit is guided by trained staff focused on one thing above all: the child's wellbeing.

Divinity Social Activities and Group Day Program

At Divinity Support Services, we organise fun and engaging group activities where participants can meet new people, learn new skills and enjoy meaningful experiences in a welcoming and inclusive environment.

From barista and cooking workshops to arts and crafts, community picnics, recreational outings and everyday life skills, our programs encourage friendship, confidence, independence and a sense of belonging.

Learn new things, make friends and enjoy every moment with Divinity!

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Divinity Life and Skills Program

Practical • Skills Independence • Community Work • Readiness

Our Life & Skills Program is designed for neurodivergent teenagers and young adults who are developing their independence, confidence and practical life skills.

Participants learn through hands-on, real-life activities in a supportive and welcoming environment.

Barista & Café Skills

Making coffee and hot drinks, taking orders, customer service, hygiene and café teamwork.

Cooking & Baking

Preparing simple meals, cookies and croissants, following recipes, food safety and kitchen skills.

Home & Independent Living Skills

Practical activities to build confidence at home, including using a washing machine, making a bed, vacuuming and mopping, setting a table, and so on.

Shopping & Money Skills

Creating shopping lists, comparing prices, budgeting, paying for purchases and using EFTPOS.

Community & Travel Skills

Planning journeys, using public transport, navigating the community and practising safe and independent travel.

Work Readiness

Communication, teamwork, following instructions, punctuality, customer service and completing practical workplace tasks.

Gardening & Practical Skills

Planting, caring for plants, gardening, organisation and hands-on activities that develop responsibility.

Creative & Social Activities

Art, music, craft, games and group activities that encourage creativity, communication, friendships and confidence.

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Our Aproach

At Divinity, participants learn by doing.

Our activities are practical, age-appropriate and adapted to each participant's abilities, interests, goals and support needs.

The aim is to develop skills that participants can use in their home, community, social life and future employment.