LifeAbility Hub
A fun and empowering day program for people with disability to connect, learn, and thrive.
The LifeAbility Hub is a day program centered around centre-based group activities that encourage individual participation and choice while maintaining a person-centered approach.
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Our highly skilled staff are dedicated to ensuring your needs for social interaction, safety, personal care, and overall enjoyment are fully met. We strive to deliver the highest standard of care and support.
Our goal is to promote your independence and support you in developing a variety of social and life skills.
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The LifeAbility Hub is located in Fairfield East, NSW, and is open Monday to Friday, 9:30 am - 2:30 pm.
Our Skill-Building Program Includes:
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Building Independence
Our day program focuses on empowering personal growth and improving everyday life skills. Participants engage in activities like personal hygiene, cooking, gardening, and learning computer skills. These activities help them develop essential skills for increased independence, fostering greater autonomy and confidence.
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​Community Participation and Social Inclusion
Our program is carefully designed to promote integration and active participation withing the community through a variety of activities. We regularly organise outings to diverse locations like parks and shopping centres, as well as visits to libraries, museums, animal parks, and historical landmarks, ensuring engaging and fulfilling experiences for all participants.
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Sports and Recreation
Our day program offers a diverse range of sports and recreational activities, all tailored to accommodate the individual interests and needs of our clients. These include arts and crafts, music, bowling, yoga, Zumba, basketball, fishing, trips to the beach, and more!
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30+ years in disability services
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Community First Step has been providing disability support for over 30 years. Many of our participants have been with us for decades, and our team is deeply experienced in delivering high-quality, person-centred support.
A dedicated and experienced team
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Our staff bring long-term experience and stability to the program, with many team members working here for between 7 to nearly 20 years. This consistency ensures strong relationships, trust, and a deep understanding of participants’ needs.
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Am I eligible?Our programs are available for individuals with NDIS plans that include funding for community participation. If you are unsure about your eligibility, or need assistance with accessing NDIS funding, we’re here to help! Please contact our friendly team to discuss how we can support you.
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Is the centre fully wheelchair accessible?Yes, LifeAbility Hub is fully wheelchair accessible, and we also have a portable ramp to ensure flexibility in all areas.
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What toileting and personal care facilities are available?We have: A bathroom with a hoist, change table, and toilet, ensuring accessibility for participants requiring additional support. A separate bathroom with a shower and an additional toilet.
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Are staff trained in personal care, including hoist and change table use?Yes, all our staff are trained in personal care and are experienced in assisting participants with hoist transfers and change table support.
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Does the centre have a sensory room?Yes, we have a dedicated sensory room designed to provide a calming and supportive environment for participants who benefit from sensory-friendly spaces.
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Can external therapists visit participants at the centre?Yes, we allow allied health therapists to visit participants with prior notice, so we can integrate these sessions into program times. We encourage visits on Thursdays where possible to minimise disruption to daily activities.
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Does LifeAbility Hub provide transport for participants?We offer transport within the Fairfield LGA to help participants attend the program. Contact us to discuss specific transport options.
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Does the program support participants with complex needs?Yes, we have experience supporting participants with a range of complex needs, including those requiring hoist transfers and personal care. Our team is trained to ensure each participant receives the care and support they need.
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Is there a waitlist to join LifeAbility Hub?We currently have capacity to welcome new participants. Contact us to learn more about enrolling!
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Our Guiding Principles
All clients deserve the right to be able to access meaningful and fulfilling employment if they choose to.
All clients are a part of a wider community and deserve to be able to participate in community events and programs.
All clients deserve greater choice and control about where and how they work.
All clients deserve to be supported in their transition into adult life.
All have the rights to choose where and how they live, work, and play.
All clients have the right to live a life free from abuse, bullying, and neglect.
