Fun Local Activities To Brighten Your Week
Every day is a chance to do something that makes you smile.
Here, activities are about connection, laughter, and feeling part of something good.
You might explore a local festival, see classic cars, or enjoy a sunny morning in the garden, all with people who make you feel welcome.
Each outing helps you build confidence, try new things, and create memories that lift your mood.
It’s kind of like giving your week a little glow up, simple moments that make life brighter and more balanced.
Sign up for one or more of the activities below:
The sewing group provides a structured, hands-on program where participants are supported to learn and develop sewing skills in a safe and inclusive environment.
The group focuses on building practical skills, from basic sewing techniques through to completing larger, more complex projects over time. Participants are encouraged to explore creativity, follow step-by-step guidance, and work at their own pace while developing confidence in using sewing tools and materials.
The program supports capacity building by promoting independence, fine motor skill development, problem-solving, and the ability to follow instructions and complete tasks. Participants may work on individual or group projects, with opportunities to create items that can be used, displayed, or entered into local craft activities or competitions.
The group environment encourages social interaction, communication, and collaboration, helping participants build connections while engaging in a shared activity. Support is provided by trained staff who offer guidance, encouragement, and assistance as required to ensure participants can safely and meaningfully participate, while working towards their individual goals.
Engage in guided LEGO building activities through a range of creative challenges and collaborative projects, working on both individual and group builds within a fun, supportive, hive-style environment that encourages imagination, problem-solving, and a positive buzz.
The group setting promotes social interaction, shared learning, teamwork, and communication while developing planning, fine motor skills, creativity, and practical problem-solving abilities. Participants are encouraged to express themselves, build confidence, and form meaningful friendships in an inclusive environment. This activity builds capacity by supporting social and community participation, developing life and communication skills, increasing independence, and fostering creativity, resilience, and confidence with support from trained staff as needed.
Community Hive is a supportive environment where teens can build capacity, develop practical skills and grow their confidence and independence.
Participants are encouraged to take an active role in choosing activities, learning new skills and working towards their individual goals. Activities include photography, arts and crafts, board and team games, outdoor activities and creative projects, providing opportunities to develop communication, problem-solving, decision-making, teamwork and practical life skills.
Through hands-on learning and positive social experiences, participants are supported to build capacity, increase independence, develop confidence and strengthen their ability to participate within their community.
The Community Hive Business Project is designed to help you gain the skills, confidence, and support you need to start your own small business.
What the Program Offers
We guide you through the steps of starting a business. You’ll learn how to plan your business, research and source products, test and refine them, and create high-quality items ready to sell. We’ll help you package, brand, and market your products, whether that’s online, on social media, or at a stall. Everything is practical, learn how to stick to budgets, Price products, and structure the process so you can easily replicate it at home.
Building Real Skills
You’ll develop problem-solving, communication, customer service, and creative thinking skills — all within a supportive and inclusive community that values your contribution.
Getting Started
You can choose from our range of small business ideas, or bring your own concept. Community Bee can support you with access to outlets, opportunities, grants, and fundraising assistance to get your product polished and ready before you launch independently. Working at your own pace. to get to your end goal with assistance and community.
NDIS participants Cooking Group
Cooking Frenzy is designed to help people build life skills, independence, and confidence, all while having fun and sharing great food.
๐ When: Wednesdays
โฐ Time: 11:00 PM – 2:00 PM
๐ With: Community Bee at Weston Creek Community Centre
๐ฐ Come along, cook with us, and enjoy lunch and dessert together!
Cooking Frenzy is a fun and engaging cooking class designed for people who want to build independence in the kitchen. Participants learn practical cooking skills, food safety, meal planning, and how to prepare simple, healthy meals.
The program focuses on developing confidence, life skills, and independence while creating a social and supportive environment. Participants will have the opportunity to try new foods, learn budgeting skills for groceries, and gain the confidence to cook meals for themselves and others.
Each week we cook lunch and a dessert together, giving participants hands-on experience in the kitchen while they enjoy the meal they created.
Participants start the program with their support worker, completing online food safety training and hand-washing skills before beginning practical cooking sessions in the kitchen.
Cooking Frenzy encourages creativity, teamwork, and independence while making cooking enjoyable and accessible for everyone.
Program Overview
• Initial risk assessment and program planning to align with participant goals and determine appropriate supports
• Online food safety training completed with support from a support worker
• Hygiene and hand-washing training before entering the kitchen
• Kitchen orientation and safety, including safe use of equipment
• Cooking skill development, preparing simple meals step-by-step
• Meal planning and grocery skills, including budgeting and healthy food choices
• Progress reviews to track skill development and adjust supports where needed
Each week participants work together to prepare lunch and dessert, building confidence and practical cooking skills in a supportive environment.
Typical NDIS Line Items Used
• Capacity Building – Increased Social and Community Participation
• Capacity Building – Improved Daily Living
• Core Supports – Assistance with Social and Community Participation (depending on participant plan)
Create & Connect is a structured, small-group activity designed to support participants in building practical skills, confidence, and social connections through creative projects. Using accessible technology such as smartphones, and ditital cameras participants will engage in guided sessions that explore areas like macro photography, light box setups, and food photography.
Each week introduces a different project, allowing participants to develop new skills while working at their own pace in a supportive environment. The session encourages communication, collaboration, and independence, while also providing opportunities to express creativity and try new techniques.
Tired of the price gouging from big companies? So are we.
The Community Hive is all about getting back to basics—learning how to make your own everyday household essentials in a simple, affordable way.
We run hands-on DIY sessions where you’ll learn how to make and take home essential items for around the house, including DIY natural laundry powder, dishwasher powder, laundry liquid, soaps, shampoo, conditioner, hand wash, moisturiser, deodorant, and more.
Everything we make is low-cost, practical, and easy to recreate at home.
You can choose to take your products home or donate them to the Community Bee shopfront, where they will be sold to raise funds towards disability housing projects.
This is about building confidence, learning real-life skills, and creating opportunities—while being part of something that gives back to the community.
Come learn, create, and be part of the hive.
This group is built to get you out of the house and back into the buzz of the community. Engaging in familiar activities like fishing and memory games is a massive win for your mental wellbeing, helping to keep the mind sharp and the senses firing. Our group tea and chats create a solid space to build real friendships and smash the feeling of being isolated.
Every session is 100% inclusive and focuses on keeping you independent and enjoying a high quality of life. This activity aligns perfectly with NDIS funding for Increased Social and Community Participation and Improved Health and Wellbeing.
All programs are delivered as structured, group-based supports designed to build capacity, promote independence, and increase social and community participation. Activities are planned and facilitated to support participants to engage in meaningful, skill-building experiences in a safe and inclusive environment, with a focus on developing everyday skills through practical, hands-on learning.
Each session is tailored to individual needs, abilities, and goals, with participants encouraged to work at their own pace while being supported to try new tasks, develop confidence, and build independence over time. Programs promote choice and control, allowing participants to explore their interests while working on projects that may develop across multiple sessions.
Support is provided by trained and experienced staff who assist participants to safely participate in activities, offering guidance, encouragement, and skill development as required. Staff support participants to build communication skills, social connections, and confidence within a group setting, while also supporting positive engagement and interaction with peers.
Our Move It! sessions are designed to help you smash your NDIS goals for health, wellbeing, and social participation.
Move It! Light builds your physical capacity and independence through gentle mobility, while Move It!
Dance boosts your coordination and confidence. Both sessions offer a massive social buzz, helping you connect with the community and beat isolation in a 100% inclusive, wheelchair-friendly environment. These activities align with funding for Increased Social and Community Participation and Improved Health and Wellbeing.
Engage in guided craft activities using a range of materials and techniques, working on individual and group projects, including larger pieces developed over time for entry into local craft competitions, all within a supportive hive-style environment that encourages creativity and a positive buzz
The group setting promotes interaction, shared learning, and teamwork, while supporting communication, social skills, and practical abilities. This activity builds capacity by supporting social and community participation, developing creative and practical skills, building confidence, and encouraging greater independence over time with support from trained staff as needed.
The Cafe Buzz is a fantastic way to meet NDIS goals for social and community participation. Getting out into different environments builds confidence, encourages independence, and provides vital sensory stimulation. Regular social chats help smash isolation and build a real sense of belonging within the community.
This 100% inclusive activity aligns with NDIS funding for Increased Social and Community Participation and Improved Health and Wellbeing.
Find Your Next Local Connection
Whether it’s a craft morning, market day, or weekend outing, each activity is a chance to connect, laugh, and feel part of something bigger.
