Programs and Activities for All Abilities
Community Access programs provide the opportunity to learn new skills while having fun in a relaxed and social environment — for all abilities.
You’ll have a blast – get involved with group activities like team sports, camping or dining out. Go see the Adelaide Crows kick some goals or win a medal at the Tri-State Games. Clients involved in these activities can be picked up and dropped home by the Community Lifestyles staff.
Day Options
Day Options provide clients with a Monday to Friday, 9am to 3pm alternative to employment. Day Options focuses on teaching and developing essential life skills.
Community Lifestyles works closely with both clients and parents to develop a wide range of programs that are not only fun and stimulating for those involved but also help clients to grow and reach their full potential.
Programs on Offer
Here are a few examples of what’s on offer for Day Options:
- Pre-vocational Programs
Lawn mowing, recycling and horticulture - Arts and Discovery
Woodwork, Mosaicing and Crafts - Technology
Photography, Accounting and more - Recreation and Leisure
Horse Riding, Sports and Dance - Life Skills
Cooking, Personal Hygiene and more
Close to Home
Don’t waste your time travelling everyday – the Day Options Cottage is minutes from the centre of Murray Bridge. This means most clients can easily make their own way to Day Options with transport provided by Community Lifestyles staff.
Caters to All Abilities
Day Options are designed to motivate and challenge clients while nurturing them with the support they need. Those who are able will have access to challenging activities like pro-vocational programs through TAFE.
Who can get involved?
Anyone self-funded and self-referred can get involved with group recreation activities.