A welcoming and inclusive space to connect with others and take part.
The Unity Aid Community Centre offers meaningful activities and support tailored to each person’s interests and needs.
The Unity Aid Community Centre is somewhere to go, not a service delivered to you.
Programs run separately for different groups, so people attend alongside others at a similar stage. Some come one day a week, some more. What you join in with is up to you.

The week is built from five kinds of activity. Nobody has to join in with all of them, and most people settle into two or three.

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Games, music, films and the occasional celebration. Group games, music, movies, celebrations, cultural events, social groups, and morning and afternoon tea.
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Making things, with your hands, at your own pace. Arts and crafts, painting, flower arranging, sewing or textile activities, jewellery-making, and seasonal projects.
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Gentle movement and time to look after yourself. Gentle exercise, chair-based movement, walking groups, relaxation activities, wellbeing discussions, and healthy lifestyle activities.
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Practical things, learned by doing them. Cooking activities, meal preparation, shopping skills, technology support, communication activities, and building confidence in everyday tasks.
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Getting out, together. Local outings, cafés and restaurants, parks and gardens, shopping centres, cultural events, libraries, and community festivals.
The centre is easier to judge in person than on a page. Book a tour, or call and ask whatever you need to know.
The Unity Aid centre is set up for a full day: room to do things, somewhere to eat, and somewhere quiet when you need it.

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Accessible indoor activity areas, with room for group activities and for individual ones.
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Used for cooking activities and life skills as well as for meals and morning tea.

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Quiet spaces to sit out of the noise, and offices for private discussions.
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Accessible bathrooms, outdoor space or community access nearby, and safe drop-off and pick-up arrangements.
A day at the centre is a good day for the person attending. It also gives the family a real break.
Our centre-based programs provide meaningful engagement for clients while giving families and carers time to rest, attend appointments or manage other responsibilities.
A full day, not an hour or two
The same faces, week to week
Booked around your week

Programs change with the season and with what people ask for. Download the current week below.
The rooms, the activities, and the people you would spend the day with.







A tour takes about half an hour. Two short steps, and the first is enough for us to call you back.
NDIS participants, older people, and anyone looking for company and something to do.
Yes. Book a tour using the form on this page. It takes about half an hour.
Five categories, listed above, and the weekly program shows what runs when.
Yes. One day a week is a common arrangement.
Yes, directly through the form on this page.
Morning and afternoon tea are among the social activities, and the kitchen is used for cooking activities as well as for meals.
The program lists weekend special events and respite programs.
Ask us when you book a tour. Transport is arranged case by case rather than as a fixed service, so the honest answer depends on where you are coming from.
Yes, where it is part of the arrangement. Tell us what is needed when you enquire and we will say plainly what we can do.
The centre has accessible indoor activity areas and accessible bathrooms. If you have a specific requirement, ask before you visit and we will tell you precisely.
Registered NDIS Provider
Registered for NDIS supports
National Police Check
Held by every support worker
NDIS Worker Screening Check
Held for risk-assessed roles
Registered NDIS Provider
Registered for NDIS supports
National Police Check
Held by every support worker
NDIS Worker Screening Check
Held for risk-assessed roles