Beaumont Hills Community Access Hub
Welcome to our Beaumont Hills Community Access Hub
A Hub to develop life skills, meet new people and live confidently everyday
At Unisson, we support people to spend their time in ways that feel rewarding, enjoyable and meaningful to them.
Our Beaumont Hills Community Access Hub focuses on building the everyday skills that help people live confidently and take part in their community. From cooking programs and road safety workshops to volunteering at local animal shelters and community projects such as pamphlet drops, there are plenty of opportunities to learn, grow and have fun along the way.
Whether it’s trying something new, developing practical life skills or making lasting friendships, Beaumont Hills offers a welcoming and supportive environment where people can build confidence and enjoy meaningful experiences.
Our NDIS-funded Community Access services create opportunities to build skills, make connections and enjoy new experiences, both at our hubs and out in the community.
Take a look inside our Beaumont Hills Hub.
Come and see Beaumont Hills for yourself
Thinking about joining our Beaumont Hills Community Access Hub?
Get in touch to organise a visit and experience the space, the people, and the activities firsthand.
Where To Find Us
At Unisson we know how important it is to feel a sense of fulfilment from day-to-day activities. We also understand that no one person is the
same. With that in mind, we offer both centre-based and community activities.
Why Join Unisson Disability
Trust
We’ve been supporting people with disabilities since 1925
Quality
Our Safegaurding and Quality team work hard to keep you safe
Active Support
We apply evidence based practice to our model of support
Leaders
We are recognised leaders in Active support by La Trobe University
Ready to explore Community Access?
Get in touch to learn more, organise a visit, and find the right hub for you.
Frequently Asked Questions - FAQ
What is the difference between 1:1 support and shared supports?
With 1:1 support, a support worker provides individual assistance to one person. Shared supports involve a support worker assisting two or more people during a group activity or community participation experience. The appropriate arrangement depends on each person’s needs, goals and circumstances.
Can I use my NDIS funding for shared supports?
Shared community participation supports may be funded through your NDIS plan where they meet the relevant funding requirements. Our team can help you explore available programs and discuss the support arrangements and costs.
Are shared supports cheaper than 1:1 support?
Shared supports can reduce the cost of support per participant because support worker costs may be shared between participants. The actual cost depends on the activity, staffing arrangements, applicable NDIS pricing rules and individual support needs.
Can I still work towards my individual NDIS goals in a group?
Yes. Shared supports can help people work towards individual goals, including building social skills, developing confidence, learning everyday skills and participating in their community.
What if I need additional individual support?
Everyone’s support needs are different. Some people may require additional assistance or a combination of individual and shared supports. Our team can discuss what arrangements may be suitable and available.
Where does Unisson offer NDIS shared supports?
Unisson offers Community Access programs across Sydney, the Central Coast and Hunter regions of NSW. Contact our team to find out about current programs and availability in your area.