Integrated Disability Support Services

The inside scoop on what it looks like to spend a day with Monday Madness 👀

Honestly, who can complain when the start of the week looks this good?

Tomorrow's Friday (yay!)

That means our Childers Friday Social Group are gearing up for another fun day together. Last week, it was a visit to Tinaberries. This week? Ten pin bowling.

Want to be a part of the next one? Give us a call on 1300 4377 669 📞

On Wednesdays, we do girly things 🎨💅

Our Girls Group activity was a Portrait Painting Challenge, with everyone creating a portrait of someone else in the group.

One of our participants, Eli, helped set the scene by coming up with a few simple rules for the challenge:

1. Use any materials and any style you like. It doesn’t have to be perfect, just give it a go
2. There’s no right or wrong way to create your portrait
3. Have fun
4. Keep your masterpiece under wraps until the big reveal at the end 👀

The perfect Girls Group session: a little bit creative, a little bit chaotic and a whole lot of fun.

Fun day out at Inclusion Day 2026 at Aussie World 🎡

There was plenty to see and do, with live performances, artwork and displays, rides, community stalls and so much entertainment!

A great day celebrating inclusion, connection and community.

Because sometimes, you just need to head out to a farm, feed Highland cows, pet camels, and do skids in a go-kart that looks like a tractor 🚜🐮🐪

The Adventures of Zach 🗺️

This is what support can look like.

A stroll along the boardwalk for some exercise and fresh air, a swing at the park, then a visit to the Hub to make some music on the keyboard. 🎹

A day filled with movement, choice, fun and the things Zach enjoys.

The ONIT crew had a great day of beach fishing at Burrum Heads 🎣

There was plenty of action on the line, with the group reeling in 5 whiting and 1 bream.

Keen to get out and about and join in one of our group activities? Give us a call on 1300 4377 669 📞

Good support isn't about taking over.

It's about listening, sharing information, exploring options and making sure people have a real say in the decisions that shape their lives.

Getting out into the community is good for everyone 🤝

It creates moments of connection, starts conversations and helps people see each other for who they are, not the labels they carry.

Unfortunately, stigma around disability still exists. But every time someone with disability is out enjoying their local café, volunteering, catching public transport or taking part in community life, those old assumptions are challenged.

People begin to see that disability isn't one-size-fits-all. They see strengths, personalities, talents and friendships. Most importantly, they see that disability does not mean inability.

That's how communities become more understanding, more inclusive and more welcoming for everyone 🧡