Introducing Artistic Exploration

‘Artistic Exploration’ is a vibrant group-based arts and crafts activity tailored specifically for individuals with disabilities, offering a welcoming space for creativity and connection. Participants will have the opportunity to experiment with a variety of materials and techniques, from painting and collage to clay work and textile arts. The sessions are designed to be inclusive, with adaptive tools and guidance from our friendly Facilitators who ensure that everyone can express their unique ideas and talents. Through collaboration and shared creativity, Artistic Exploration fosters a sense of belonging and empowerment, allowing participants to build confidence while enjoying the therapeutic benefits of art.

Engaging activities delivered over 10 weeks

Week 1: 10th October 2025

Clay Magnet Making & Painting
Week 2: 17th October 2025

Mosaic Clocks
Week 3: 24th October 2025

Canvas Painting
Week 4: 31st October 2025

Frame Decorating & Jewellery
Week 5: 7th November 2025

Mobile Flower Making
Week 6: 14th November 2025

Resin Based Art
Week 7: 21st November 2025

Bird House Painting
Week 8: 28th November 2025

Punch Needling Coasters
Week 9: 5th December 2025

Christmas Wreath Making
Week 10: 12th December 2025

Gift Making - Soaps & Tags

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Group Based Activities in a safe and supportive environment

Each 'Artistic Exploration' group is intentionally kept small, with 5 to 8 participants per session, to create a supportive and inclusive environment. This group size allows facilitators to provide individual attention, adapt activities to suit diverse needs, and ensure everyone feels seen and valued. With fewer participants, there's space for meaningful interaction, peer connection, and active engagement, making it easier for each person to express themselves and contribute at their own pace. This structure helps maintain a safe, welcoming atmosphere where all voices are heard and supported throughout the creative process.

Inclusive Disability Assist’s 'Artistic Exploration' group is thoughtfully structured to ensure each weekly session is both meaningful and engaging, rather than routine or repetitive. Each activity is designed around a specific theme or creative focus, allowing participants to explore different artistic mediums and express themselves in varied ways.

Our facilitators plan sessions with clear intentions, often drawing from participant interests, cultural events, or sensory experiences to keep content fresh and relevant. This purposeful approach fosters genuine engagement, encourages personal expression, and ensures that every session holds value beyond simply “going through the motions.”

Meaningful engagement each and every week

The 'Artistic Exploration' activity also creates a natural space for participants to build meaningful friendships. By engaging in shared creative experiences, individuals often find common ground and connect with others who have similar interests or ways of expressing themselves. The relaxed, inclusive atmosphere encourages conversation, collaboration, and mutual support, making it easier for participants to form genuine connections. These bonds often extend beyond the weekly sessions, leading to friendships that continue to grow outside the group and contribute to a stronger sense of belonging and community.

Providing opportunities to build new social networks

Frequently asked questions about Artistic Exploration

When is IDA’s ‘Artistic Exploration’ activity delivered?

The group activity takes place every Friday, between 10:00am to 12:00pm. The overall activity is delivered over 10 weeks in total.

Can participant’s join the group at any time?

Yes, IDA caters to rolling referrals. This means that participants are welcome to join the overall activity at any stage throughout the 10 week delivery.

What age does the Artistic Exploration activity cater to?

Artistic Exploration is tailored to suit adults. IDA only accepts referrals for individuals aged over the age of 18. If participants are interested in group based activities for children, they can contact the IDA office to discuss children’s services.

Can I bring my own Support Worker?

Absolutely! Participants who feel more comfortable attending with a Support Worker familiar to them, are welcome to do so.

Is transport provided to and from the activity?

Participants are generally required to make their own way to and from the group activity. If you do have specific transport needs, please don’t hesitate in contacting IDA and we can look at your specific circumstances and see if we can assist.

Are participants required to pay an additional cost for art & craft based materials each week?

No. All materials utilized each week, are included in the overall Artistic Exploration Group Based Activity cost.

What location does the activity take place at?

IDA’s Artistic Exploration Group Based Activity takes place at the Inclusive Disability Assist Head Office location. The address is 10 Naranba Road, Kallangur, QLD, 4503

What is the cost to participate?

IDA costs Artistic Exploration under the ‘04_210_0125_6_1’ line item in the NDIS Price Guide. This is the ‘Community Social and Recreational Activities’ code. Activity materials are included in this cost and not charged additionally to participants.

Do I pay for all 10 weeks?

Each participant will have a tailored quotation provided to them before-hand. A participant is only quoted for the weeks of the activity that they attend.

Additional Information

Lunch Provided

Morning Tea and Lunch with a nutritional focus is provided to each child, each day
Experienced Facilitators

IDA’s team of experienced facilitators ensure that activities are safe, educational and enjoyable.
First Aid Qualified

Each of our experienced facilitators are First Aid and CPR qualified. Each child is in safe hands
Progress Reports

IDA provides end of activity Progress Reports so you can track your child’s progress
1:5 Ratio Maximum

IDA enforces a maximum 1:5 ratio at all times, to ensure each activity is not only enjoyable but safe
Risk Assessment

Each of our activities have individual Risk Assessments performed before their respective commencement