This blog post highlights the power of cricket to bring communities together and break down barriers. It focuses on a collaboration between the Lisarow-Ourimbah Magpies Under 12s team and One Culture's Inclusive Cricket program, where the young champions helped teach One Culture's participants valuable skills of the game. This inspiring story is a reminder that cricket is more than just a game; it is a powerful force for good in the world.

Get ready for an unforgettable school holiday experience! One Culture's program is jam-packed with thrilling adventures and exciting challenges that will keep you on the edge of your seat. But it's not just about having fun - we also focus on developing important social and motor skills while fostering a sense of community. Don't miss out on the best school holiday program ever from April 17th to April 28th! Read more to find out what activities will be taking place over the two weeks.

Discover how gross motor skills play a crucial role in your child's development and learn fun activities to help them progress. If you have concerns, One Culture's physiotherapy or exercise physiology services can assess and create targeted therapy sessions. Read our blog to find out more information about activities that you can utilise at home and in the community to improve on gross motor skills.

John, a One Culture participant seeking to enhance his independence skills and explore the vibrant Adelaide CBD, recently embarked on a spontaneous respite trip, with the help of One Culture Support Services. During his stay in a rented apartment, John made plans to experience various activities, such as a paddle boat ride on the Torrens River, attending the Fringe festival and exploring the Botanic Gardens. With the assistance of One Culture’s Support Workers, John was able to make the most of his time in Adelaide and work towards achieving his goals! Read on to find out more about his trip

The Harvey family, who have four kids with special needs, love our Inclusive Tennis Program. They enjoy learning and playing tennis together while making new friends. Their mother, Sarah Harvey, is impressed with the incredible support and encouragement provided by our coaches. Join One Culture's Inclusive Tennis Program, where we provide a welcoming and supportive environment for participants of all ages and abilities. Our coaches tailor sessions to suit the unique needs of each participant, ensuring that everyone can enjoy the sport at their own pace.

It was a summer to remember for the participants and families of the One Culture Support Services School Holidays Program. With the goal of creating an NDIS funded program that was both enjoyable and educational, we set out to provide a range of activities that would challenge and engage our participants. Read more to find out more about our program and the activities our participants took part in.

The Central Coast Inclusive Tennis Program is changing lives. Coach Dave and participant Lukas have formed an inspiring bond through tennis. Lukas's growth as a player and person has been special, and he now passes on what he's learned to other students. The program's goal is to bring individuals together and encourage each other to be their best. Join and see the positive impact sports can have on your life.

The Central Coast Mariners recently hosted an Inclusive Zone for members of the Central Coast community living with a disability. Participants got to enjoy the match in a low sensory and comfortable environment and even got to be mascots and half time players. The happiness on their faces made the event all worthwhile. Check out the recap video and find out about the next inclusive A-League round by registering at the links provided.

One Culture Support Services' Inclusive School Holiday Program is a popular service that offers fun, community engagement, and confidence-building activities for participants with disabilities of all ages. With a wide range of activities, including The Beachouse, bowling, Bounce, and ice skating, the program runs throughout January. A new 18+ group has also been added this year, with mini golf events on Thursday afternoons. Book now for unforgettable experiences and see the schedule at www.oneculturesupportservices.org/school-holiday-program-sa.

One Culture Group has taken over an underutilised racquet sports space in Blair Athol, Adelaide, to create the "Blair Athol Racquet Sports Hub" (BARSH). The goal is to make the space open and accessible to everyone, regardless of their background or financial status. The club will prioritise participation over competition and offer a variety of sports playing models, including private coaching, social play, mixed play, and competitive play. It will also offer ongoing disability programs and low-cost play for financially challenged families. The club's launch day is on November 26th, with a fun-filled event that includes tennis, pickleball, table tennis, music, and a free BBQ lunch. Visit www.barsh.org for more information or contact info@barsh.org.

One Culture recently took John on a holiday to Rollingsview BnB, a farm stay in the Adelaide Hills. The focus was on developing independent life skills, including meal planning and cooking, cleaning, and farm work such as collecting eggs and feeding animals. John had a great time exploring the Adelaide Hills, playing mini golf and visiting Hahndorf Farm Barn. His favorite part was working on the farm, especially riding the tractor, and he is now working towards his goal of becoming a farm hand. This is a great example of a participant discovering a new passion through experiences provided by One Culture's Short Term Accommodation (STA) program. If you're interested in learning more about STA options, contact One Culture at 08 7080 3894.