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Access Recreation are pleased to support Queenslanders with a Disability Network (QDN) in establishing a peer support network in Rockhampton. Peer support groups are an inclusive place for people with disability to get together to learn new things, meet new

Access Recreation were fortunate to receive a funding grant to implement a program – ‘Turning Green’ to raise awareness of household practices that impact the environment and how to incorporate environmentally friendly activities into everyday life.  Implemented throughout our group

A new support item called the psychosocial recovery coach (recovery coach) will now be available for participants of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). This new support item has been developed in response to feedback on integrating recovery-oriented practice within the NDIS.

Early in 2020, Access Recreation purchased a property at 259 Denison St to utilize as a new space for our group programs. In addition to housing our gymnasium, the following group programs operate out of Denison St: Literacy and Numeracy

Access Recreation Inc. is closely monitoring COVID-19 (Coronavirus) updates from the State and Federal Governments and have plans in place to minimise the risk of contamination within our group spaces and out in the community. Our main priority during this

Please read for an important update from our CEO Craig Osborne

There has been a new NDIS Price Guide update. NDIS participants will be able to use their plan’s core support funding to claim service provider costs associated with transporting participants to and from NDIS funded community-based activities. This means that

As Access Recreation is compliant with TTP conditions we operate as a TTP provider and can access the higher TTP limits. A number of supports in the Assistance with Daily Living Support Category and the Social, Economic and Community Participation