Bloom provides short term accommodation to build life skills, sustain informal supports and to strengthen community involvement.

Our cooking group includes the whole process involved in preparing a meal. Participants meet at the Mawson Lakes property to plan what ingredients are required and then walk to the local shop to purchase the ingredients.

Our Gaming Group will encourage gamers to bond over a common interest while learning emotional regulation, self awareness, communication & teamwork skills, while teaching gamers to have a healthy relationship with gaming.

A Saturday social group that focuses on community inclusion, fun and friendships. The location varies each Saturday to provide participants with new experiences that involve problem solving and social connections. We also encourage active participation and challenge participants to experience new things they may have not participated in before.

A weekly sport groups that runs on Fridays 4pm-5pm at the Burragah Recreation Centre (Modbury). It is an introduction to multiple different sports, focusing on participation and informal social skills. The group is a combination of drills, free play and games. The skills are all entry level and all participants will be able feel a sense of inclusion and achievement when attending the group. Sports included by not limited to are football, soccer, basketball, volleyball, badminton, athletics, tennis and hockey.

In addition to 1:1 short term accommodation we schedule group overnights, where participants who have become friends are able to come together to experience a ‘sleep over’ with the support of Bloom Staff. These overnights involve the participants to plan group activities as well as meal prep and life skills. The purpose of these overnights is to build and maintain friendships, build life skills, access the community, and also give carers a break from their caring role. Bloom Overnights typically run through the school holidays and are charged at a lower rate due to the group setting (if appropriate).

One on one person centred support to assist with achieving NDIS goals. This support is focused around individual needs, community engagement and developing independence. Our mentors will work closely with clients and their families to ensure the support is targeted and goals focused whilst also being fun.

Support coordination helps you to make the best use of your supports in plan. We provide support connection, support coordination and specialised support coordination.

Support coordination is a capacity building support which helps you to:
-Understand and use you NDIS plan to pursue your goals
-Connect you with NDIS providers, community, mainstream and other government services
-Build your confidence and skills to use and coordinate your supports.
-Ensure that all providers are meeting your needs and working towards individual goals

A school holiday social group that focuses on community inclusion, fun and friendships. The location varies each day to provide participants with new experiences that involve problem solving and social connections. We also encourage active participation and challenge participants to experience new things they may have not participated in before.