Our three new peer groups, guided by our Lived Experience Facilitators, are safe spaces for people with physical disability, and parents and carers of people with disability, to engage with others who understand where they are coming from, to support one another, grow and learn together, build lasting friendships, and lead and contribute to the group and wider community.
In Good Company – Our in-person social peer group
Knowledge Collective – Our enriching online learning group
Parents Connect – Our welcoming peer group for parents
In Good Company
Our social peer group for people with physical disabilities
Are you ready to connect?
What’s possible when connections become friendships?
In Good Company creates breathing space, where you can relax, be yourself and enjoy good company with others who truly understand your journey.
Meeting monthly in Sydney*, our in-person social gatherings and group-nominated activities focus on genuine connection and enjoyment, providing you with a refreshing break in a welcoming, accessible environment.
Whether you’re sharing a laugh over coffee, enjoying an activity together, or simply being in the company of others who ‘get it’ – In Good Company nurtures the social bonds that truly sustain us.
The ultimate goal of In Good Company is to create a vibrant social community where people with physical disabilities can transform isolation into belonging, everyday interactions into meaningful friendships, and casual gatherings into a reliable social network – enhancing your quality of life through the simple but powerful act of connection.
If you would like to join our social peer group, apply now as spaces are limited.
Please submit your In Good Company Application Form by 5pm, Monday 5 May 2025.
*Please note: the location of the Sydney-based peer group will be determined by the suburb most convenient to the majority of the group members.
Knowledge Collective
Our enriching online learning group for people with physical disabilities
Are you ready to learn?
What if your knowledge and wisdom could evolve and grow with others?
Knowledge Collective is an enriching online space for people to ask, learn, understand, engage and grow. It brings together learning enthusiasts to exchange knowledge and insights, enhance personal and professional growth, solve problems together, and build collective wisdom.
Guided by our lived experience facilitator, Adrian, who possesses a natural curiosity and passion for learning, The Knowledge Collective will empower you with knowledge from the group’s life experiences, engaging discussions, skill development, relevant resources, and guest experts.
By actively participating in our Knowledge Collective group, we aim for you to gain confidence, build connections, feel challenged and inspired, and stay informed, all whilst enhancing your personal and professional growth.
If you would like to join this collaborative learning community, apply now as spaces are limited.
Please submit your Knowledge Collective Application Form by 5pm, Monday 5 May 2025.
Parents Connect
Our welcoming group for parents of all children with disabilities
Are you ready to flourish?
Join Parents Connect to share warmth and wisdom.
Parents Connect is a welcoming circle of people who truly understand this journey. Here we lift each other up, replenish our energy and learn through whatever comes.
At the heart of our group is Nicole, who brings 18 years of lived experience parenting her child with disability. Led monthly in Sydney*, she offers a nurturing space where parents can come as they are, share lived experience and practical wisdom. Come to be heard, have real conversations and some fun too!
Whether you’re just starting out or well into your journey as a parent of a child with a disability, Parents Connect offers a unique space to transform challenges into wisdom and ideas into action. Here you’ll connect, share, learn and grow together – building a network where all can thrive.
If you, or someone you know, would like to join our Parents Connect group, apply now as spaces are limited.
Parents Connect Applications are due by Friday 25 July 2025.
*Location to be confirmed.
We are proudly delivering projects for the Peer Support and Capacity Building (PSCB) grant for the NDIS. Together we’re ensuring that people with disability keep accessing supports to build their skills and connect with others who have shared similar experiences.