People Skills and Community

Access Foundation provides community-based supports for people living with disability, where every individual is encouraged to pursue their goals by accessing skills-based learning, recreation and social activities.
Working together with you and your family or support network, Access Foundation will create a personalised plan around your goals and aspirations, and identify the programs and supports that will assist you to achieve them. Support can complement your existing informal supports, such as your family, friends and other community members.
Access Foundation caters to many different needs and interests in a safe and supportive environment, both within the home and in the local community.
Our qualified staff take a person-centred approach, and are committed to providing innovative and stimulating programs and activities designed to enhance your life skills and promote choice, inclusion, independence and wellbeing.
Developing your communication skills
Developing relationships
Meeting new people
Personal presentation skills
Improving your health and wellbeing
Taking part in sports or exercise classes
Cooking skills
Shopping for groceries
Learning to swim
Developing life skills
Money handling
Using public transport
Learning how to use technology effectively
Leisure and recreation
Taking art classes
Gardening
Joining a social group or community activity
Going to the footy or the movies
Developing job skills
Education and job skills training programs
Vocational training and work experience programs
We can support you with whatever you’d like to do… everyone is different!
Our points of difference
We are the disability specialists; we have almost 30 years of experience supporting people living with disability from ground level.
We provide flexible, on-demand supports including after hours, weekends and holidays.
Our staff has extensive experience in supporting people with high and complex needs.
We uphold the highest standards of quality and safeguards. We actively promote and uphold the fundamental rights of people living with disability as equal citizens.