Toowoomba Clubhouse
is a registered NDIS Mental Health Service Provider

Toowoomba Clubhouse is an NDIS provider specialising in mental health services, support, skills development and socialisation.

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We specialise in helping you with:

  • Daily Living Skills

  • Social and Community Participation

  • Group/Centre Activities

  • Assist with Life Stage and Transition

  • Accommodation and Tenancy in a group based, safe and empowering environment.

Toowoomba Clubhouse specialises in group based work where you learn from staff but also your peers. This group work helps you improve communication and team skills as well as develop your independence and confidence in a safe and supportive environment.

We provide group based programs throughout weekdays and these are charged according to the NDIS Price Guide for Group Based Activities in a Centre TTP – standard weekday at $18.92 per hour of service.


Accessing NDIS

If you are new to the NDIS we can help you to apply for mental health service and support access to the scheme as well as help you navigate through the process.  Our staff are experienced in all stages of applying and using the NDIS and can help you throughout your NDIS journey.

 

Daily Living Skills

If you have a goal of improving you daily living skills in your NDIS plan, you can develop those skills at Toowoomba Clubhouse.  We teach daily living skills in all of the units at Toowoomba Clubhouse - from meal planning, budgeting and preparation in the Kitchen Unit through to computing and administration skills in the Admin and Media Unit. In our Garden Unit you learn basic maintenance skills as well as how to grow your own food and maintain a garden.

In all units we encourage you to try new things and develop new skills but always at your own pace.

 

Social and Community Participation

If you have a goal of improving your social connections and engaging in the community, you can develop those skills through our social recreation program.  In this program, we participate in weekly activities in the community as well as monthly weekend outings and overnight camps twice per year.

"For most of my life I was told there was nothing wrong with me and I was just being difficult. When I was finally diagnosed, I was withdrawn, very self-conscious and felt like I didn’t belong.

From the first day that I visited Toowoomba Clubhouse, I felt like I’d found my place. I was accepted, welcomed and was able to start to build my self-confidence." 

PETER R CLUBHOUSE MEMBER

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