Hub - Centre & Community Programs
Empowering lives through community support and fun along the way.
At Anowah, we provide safe, supportive and inclusive centre and community-based spaces where people with disability can build independence, increase confidence and make new friends ensuring client choice is upheld. Our approach is guided by your goals, your preferences, and your NDIS plan.
Our purpose is driven by, ‘empowering adults with disability to live with dignity, choice and belonging – every day, for life.
We are committed to providing quality support with a focus on staff training. Our support staff range in age, gender and cultural background ensuring a supportive, person-centred and inclusive environment, fostering independence and empowering individuals to thrive. If you are over 18 years and have a NDIS approved plan with Social and Community Participation support, we can help you to achieve your goals and vision for your future.
What makes Anowah different?
- We create opportunities to build personal skills, community connections and relationships.
- Commitment to continuity, dignity and choice for people with disability.
- Rural-style settings with low-stimulus environments that promote wellbeing and comfort.
Choose from a range of activities to cater for all
Whether you’re looking for centre-based activities or community-based options, we are committed to helping our participants build independence at their own pace.
Creative arts & painting
Cooking and Baking Program
Personal care & wellbeing
Community access & shopping
Life skills & independence
Social & group activities
Micro-enterprises
Music therapy
Plus much, much more. Contact us to view our current activity selections.
Small ideas. Real-world skills.
Micro-enterprises at The Hub
Our micro-enterprises give people the opportunity to take part in practical, hands-on activities while building skills, confidence and independence.
Participants can be involved in different parts of the process based on their interests, goals and preferred level of participation. From preparing and packing products to working together, following processes and completing tasks, each activity creates opportunities to learn and contribute in a meaningful way.
Hub Harvest
From sorting fresh produce to packing fruit and vegetable boxes, Hub Harvest offers plenty of ways to get involved. Participants can build practical skills, work as part of a team and develop confidence while contributing to something useful for the community.
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Paper Fire Bricks
Recycled paper gets a second life through the Paper Fire Bricks micro-enterprise. Participants can take part in the production process, build practical skills, follow tasks from start to finish and develop confidence while learning about recycling and sustainability.