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Campus Life is a day program for young autistic adults (17 to 29 year olds) that are transitioning from school into the next phase of their lives. It is based at tertiary campus locations where participants can mingle with their peers in the café and around campus. It is an adult learning environment with choices and lots of fun.
Participants do quizzes on current affairs and entertainment news, some Business studies, and passion projects. The curriculum is accessible, visual, engaging and suitable for adults with intellectual disability. There is de-sensitising space and support for augmented communication. |
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Campus Life Program
What is unique about this day program?
- It is in an inclusive environment, where you would expect to find young adults – a tertiary campus.
- It combines communication, socialisation, and personalised learning.
- It is targeted at school leavers and young adults who are neurodivergent.
- The participants have a choice of tasks and activities.
CurriculumCurrent affairs and entertainment presentations and quizzes are delivered digitally and answers are chosen from an app on their iPads.
Passion projects are developed with each young adult based on their interests. They work on these with Inclusion Assistants. Business concepts are explored through monthly pop-up stalls on campus where they sell items handmade in the Work Life program. |
SocialisationOne of the key features of inclusion is eating lunch with other students at the campus. The dining areas are well-used by students and represent a good opportunity to mingle.
Afternoon games of UNO and puzzles are enjoyed together by the young adults. Uni students are involved as volunteers throughout the week. |
Locations
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The Centre, 16 Beverley Avenue, Rochedale, Queensland, Australia
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Australian Catholic University, Banyo campus, Queensland, Australia
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Inclusive Supports is a registered Queensland charity. Would you like to support us? Use the donate button below.
What Our Client's Are Saying
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The Centre for Inclusive Supports has been fantastic for our boys, Max and Oscar. The program is exceptionally well run by Kathy Harris, whose own lived experience as a parent brings a unique understanding of what families and young people with disability truly need. Kathy has an incredible ability to design programs that are both innovative and perfectly suited to the individual.
We have seen Max and Oscar grow not only in their skills, but also in their confidence and independence. The staff are wonderful, supportive and genuinely invested in the participants. The program is innovative, engaging and, most importantly, makes a real difference. We highly recommend the Centre for Inclusive Supports to any family looking for a program where their loved one will be understood, supported and given the opportunity to thrive. Amanda |
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Campus Life supporters
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Spectrum Success
An educational and community building platform for families with autistic children. |
Australian Commonwealth Government, Department of Social Services
Strong and Resilient Communities grant 2023-2025 |
Thanks to these organisations for grant money received:
Mary MacKillop Today
Little Kings Movement
Logan City Council
RACQ
Mary MacKillop Today
Little Kings Movement
Logan City Council
RACQ
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Located in Queensland, Australia | ABN 13 517 649 640 | Email us at info@inclusivesupports.org.au | Phone 07 21 147 147
The Centre for Inclusive Supports Inc. acknowledges the people who are the traditional custodians of the land, pays respects to Elders, past and present, and extends that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.
The Centre for Inclusive Supports Inc. acknowledges the people who are the traditional custodians of the land, pays respects to Elders, past and present, and extends that respect to other Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples.