Two ways to take part

Some participants want a steady, goal-focused routine. Others prefer to choose their own sessions. Care to Change offers both, and we will help you work out which one fits.

The Day Program runs two days a week across a six-month cycle, and each day has a focus. Tuesdays centre on healthy independence and daily living at the Morayfield Hub, with cooking, budgeting and a group craft each week, and Fridays put those skills into practice on a community outing. Sessions are planned around your goals, so skills build steadily from one week to the next.

Group Activities offer the same supports without the six-month commitment. You choose the outings, social events and skill-building sessions that interest you, and take part on an ad hoc basis. This suits participants who want connection and new experiences on their own terms.

What you might work on

Every week balances hands-on skill-building at the hub with getting out into the community.

Cooking, budgeting, shopping and getting around on public transport, practised at a pace that suits you.

Social events, group outings and the communication skills that help participants build friendships.

Planning routes, reading timetables and practising train and bus travel on real trips into the community.

Group crafts, photography, themed events and celebrations that keep the program varied and enjoyable.

What a month looks like

Each month of the Day Program follows a theme, building from foundations and confidence through to greater independence and an end-of-year celebration. Every week pairs hands-on skill-building at the hub with a community outing, and special events mark occasions like Halloween and Christmas.

Outings on the current calendar include a train trip to the EKKA, a farm visit, the Ginger Factory, beach foreshore walks and a theme park day, alongside weekly cooking and budgeting challenges at the hub.

Tuesdays are hub days, from 10am to 4pm at Morayfield. Most weeks the day starts with a yoga warm-up. The group shops for food, makes morning tea and cooks lunch together. After lunch there is a group craft, and the group plans Friday’s outing. Most Fridays are days out in the community, using the skills from Tuesday. Special days, like the Christmas party, are shown on the calendar.

Month 1

August 2026 Foundations u0026 Engagement

Welcome, goal setting and building the foundations of independence.

Week
TuesdayHealthy independence
FridayCommunity outings
Week 14 Aug
Tuesday4 Aug
Cook lunch: sandwichesMorning tea: fruit rockets (fresh fruit skewers) · Craft: explorer trail maps and badges for Friday's scavenger hunt · Budgeting: next week's shopping list with a $10 target
Friday7 Aug
Event: Centenary Lakes scavenger huntWalking route, weather check and clue cards · transport planning on the way · BYO lunch · wet weather: indoor scavenger hunt and board games at the Hub
Week 211 Aug
Tuesday11 Aug
Cook lunch: chicken u0026 salad wrapsMorning tea: mini toffee apples · Craft: make-your-own show ribbons for EKKA day · Planning: train travel, spending limits and what to expect at a big, busy venue
Friday14 Aug
Event: EKKA day outTrain to the Brisbane Showgrounds · Animal Pavilion and agricultural displays · budgeting for entry, showbags and food · a quiet meeting point and sensory check-ins
Week 318 Aug
Tuesday18 Aug
Cook lunch: vegetable pasta bakeMorning tea: animal cracker u0026 cheese platters · Craft: animal-spotter bingo cards for Friday's farm visit
Friday21 Aug
Event: White Ridge Farm visitAnimal bingo with the cards made on Tuesday · lunch on site · wet weather: Game Zone
Week 425 Aug
Tuesday25 Aug
Cook lunch: garden vegetable soup u0026 rollsMorning tea: garden fruit crumble · Craft: nature photo viewfinders for the Glasshouse trip · Planning: the longer train trip and what to pack
Friday28 Aug
Event: Glasshouse Mountains day tripTrain travel · photography walk using the viewfinders · outdoor safety · lunch purchase practice

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Version 2.0 · 22/07/2026

The Day Program and Group Activities can be funded through your NDIS plan where they align with your goals and funding. Participants without NDIS funding are welcome to enquire about self-funded participation. We do not deduct from your Disability Support Pension.

Open lounge and activity space with bean bag seating and framed artwork at the Morayfield Hub Two men relaxing and smiling on bean bags in the sensory lounge at the Care to Change Morayfield Hub Sensory and relaxation lounge with a recliner and bean bags at the Morayfield Hub People gathered and chatting around the table in the group activity kitchen at the Care to Change Morayfield Hub
Open lounge and activity space with bean bag seating and framed artwork at the Morayfield Hub Two men relaxing and smiling on bean bags in the sensory lounge at the Care to Change Morayfield Hub Sensory and relaxation lounge with a recliner and bean bags at the Morayfield Hub People gathered and chatting around the table in the group activity kitchen at the Care to Change Morayfield Hub

Enquire about the Day Program

To get started, send a short enquiry and our team will follow up with the next steps. There is no long intake form at this stage, simply a first conversation about what you are looking for.

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You can also call or email Care to Change to talk through whether the program is a good fit.

Questions people ask

The Day Program is a structured six-month program you attend regularly, two days a week, with sessions built around your goals. Group Activities are more flexible: you join selected sessions, outings or social events on an ad hoc basis, without the six-month commitment.

Two days a week. Tuesdays focus on healthy independence and daily living at the Morayfield Hub, and Fridays are community outings. Occasional special events run outside these days and appear on the activity calendar.

At the Care to Change Morayfield Hub, 19 to 31 Dickson Road, Morayfield. Some activities run out in the community as well.

Yes, where it aligns with your plan and goals. Participants without NDIS funding are welcome to enquire about self-funded participation. We do not deduct from your Disability Support Pension.

Not for Group Activities, which you can attend flexibly. The Day Program is structured as a six-month program so skills build over time.

Send a short enquiry or give us a call, and we will talk through current availability and the next steps.