Homerun Support

Are you or someone you know looking to develop social and communication skills in an inclusive, engaging environment?

Dungeons and Dragons might be the activity for you!

Last night I was lucky enough to join Random Rolls of Goodness for my first social D&D session. Aaron, our GM kept things fun and exciting and I am eagerly awaiting the next session to roll some dice.

Aaron runs sessions tailored to neurodivergent people with an emphasis on team building, emotion regulation and communication. If this might be of interest find him at the link below.

Random Rolls of Goodness Our Adventures are Chaotically Good Enough!

Welcome to a truly inclusive Dungeons & Dragons group.

We're dedicated to creating a safe, supportive space where neurodiverse adventurers can connect, boost confidence, roll dice and make friends.

Come join us on Monday the 22nd of May at 12pm for a barbecue down at the beautiful Neil Hawkins Lake.

Meet Adam, our lead support and program coordinator!

Adam started in the disability sector after graduating from Edith Cowan University with an advertising degree but found his true passion was supporting people.

He enjoys being in the outdoors, whether that’s snorkelling at the beach or going for a hike and likes to stay fit with boxing and going to the gym.

Adams favourite quote taught him to find happiness through helping others.

“I slept and dreamt that life was joy.
I awoke and saw that life was service. I acted and behold, service was joy.”