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Social and recreation
Local events, hobbies, fitness, sport and activities chosen by the participant.
Individualised support to build confidence, relationships, everyday skills and genuine participation in the community — including for people with complex support needs.
Now accepting enquiries for new participants in our listed service areas.
Community Access is not a set activity list. We get to know each participant’s interests, communication, routines and goals, then plan support around what matters to them.
That may mean building confidence at the shops, joining local recreation, attending appointments, learning a new skill or simply feeling safer and more connected outside the home.
Support can be structured, social, active or skills-based — always shaped around the individual.
We turn ordinary community experiences into practical, participant-led opportunities for confidence, independence and connection.
Local events, hobbies, fitness, sport and activities chosen by the participant.
Shopping, meal planning, budgeting, cooking and completing everyday errands.
Support to attend appointments, navigate services and participate safely in the community.
Building communication, routines, relationships and comfort in different environments.
Learning local routes, transport routines and practical community-safety skills.
Exploring valued community roles and routines connected with personal goals.
Planning pace, environment and communication around the participant’s needs.
From parks and barbecues to creative projects — the participant helps shape the day.
Our Community Access service is designed to include people whose support requires thoughtful preparation, stable relationships and a team that understands complex needs.
Current Community Access referrals are being considered in the six areas shown here. Focusing our intake helps us plan travel, workforce consistency and responsive local support.
Please note: these are our current Community Access service areas. We are not advertising additional locations at this time.
We begin with the essential information, then take the time to understand whether Nexus can safely and effectively meet the participant’s needs.
Share the participant’s location, goals, preferred schedule and initial support needs.
The Nexus Intake Team discusses needs, funding, availability and next steps.
We consider participant choice, compatibility, risks, routines and workforce capability.
Once suitability and arrangements are confirmed, support begins with a prepared team.
Talk with the Nexus Intake Team about the participant’s goals, preferred activities, location and support requirements in a confidential initial conversation.
The secure form below asks for enough information for our Intake Team to make initial contact. Detailed reports can be requested securely after the first conversation.