Some parents may experience uncertainty when their child is getting ready to leave school. We’re here to help you make that next step.

We learn about the individual’s abilities, needs, and experiences to help you decide where to begin. Our simple process will help you focus on your priorities, whether it’s employment, education, or experience.

Our aim is to explore your dreams and interests with you and provide the support needed to reach your goals. We also support your family and carers to help you, and explore various options to determine what suits you.

We can support you in a number of areas, including:

• Self-care and management
• Transport and getting your driver’s licence
• Resume writing and applying for jobs
• Support with work experience or an part-time job

Long-term support towards long-term benefits.

At Workpower, we want to see you succeed in your aspirations. Building from your existing strengths, we provide the support you need to reach your unique social, recreational, or vocational goals.

Our activity hubs aim to develop the individual’s social and emotional wellbeing, life skills and build confidence and independence.

We provide flexible and individualised programs that can assist with:

• Being active
• Joining local clubs and performance groups
• Volunteering
• Attending concerts and performances
• Being creative and exploring culture

We’re ready to help you make the most of your school holiday!

Our Community Programs offer an exciting range of school holiday supports for children and young people from ages 7 – 17 with mental illness and autism. We offer both group programs and flexible individual supports. All our participants have the opportunity to:

• Learn new skills
• Explore new experiences
• Discover new interests
• Develop confidence and independence

We regularly update our group program to provide a diverse, interesting, and challenging range of activities. These include:

• Music Rocks workshop
• Healthy cooking workshops
• Gymabilty and trampolining
• Artistic and creative workshops
• Laser tag and mini golf
• Sports activities

Click here to view our LATEST PROGRAM. Places are filled quickly on a first-come, first-served basis, so don’t delay your registration!

Please note that our North and South Perth programs are now merged and will operate from our location in Morley. Additionally, our South West program is split into separate Mandurah and Medina programs. If you have any questions regarding the change, please contact Bithika Kastha.

For Perth registration, contact Bithika Kastha here or at (08) 9445 6552. For South West registration, contact Beth Stone here or at 0439 943 916.

Develop your abilities, learn new skills, and explore your passions with our innovative workshops!

Accessible to people from every ability level, our programs explore music, dancing, and theatrical skills. Sessions are hosted by highly qualified instructors and supported by Workpower staff. These interactive workshops run from April to November and are designed to help you:

• Promote personal development
• Increase independence, self-esteem, and confidence
• Build teams and friendships

Music Rocks: Join us as we explore music and stagecraft in our innovative weekly music workshops! This engaging and dynamic program is designed to give participants a variety of musical experiences, including:

• Song writing and vocal development
• Musical instrument tuition
• Sound mixing

Performing Arts: Jump into the spotlight with our exciting performing arts program run by our experienced staff! Participants learn to express themselves through dance, drama, and the visual arts. Join us as we learn about:

• Body awareness and movement
• Partner and individual choreography
• Acting techniques and skills

Download the latest Music Rocks and Performing Arts flyers here. For any inquiries and registrations, contact Bithika Kastha here or call 0407 985 628.

Our Community Garden is situated at at Whittome Street in Middle Swan. It’s a fantastic community resource that celebrates the skills and abilities of local residents, people with disability, and the arts community. Why not come along and…

• Get involved in one of our classes
• Volunteer on the committee
• Lease your own plot in our garden and grow your own produce
• Take in the beautiful artwork from local artists

We offer a range of services designed to help you get a job you feel passionate about.

Whether it’s work experience, volunteering, part time work, customised employment, or setting up your own micro-business, we have the help you need to get going.

We can start working with you to design your employment pathway from Year 10.

Contact us today to find out more!

As a carer, it’s important that you take care of your wellbeing.

Our respite programs are committed to building the capacity of the families and unpaid carers of people with disabilities.

No matter what you need, we’re here for you. Our tailored respites are designed to provide opportunities to relax, recharge your batteries, do something for yourself, or reconnect with community. We’re flexible and can support you when you need it most.

Our services include:

• After school/weekend support: Our individual and group programs cover activities like fitness programs, goal planning, homework support, and enhancing life skills
• One-off services: We can cover unexpected appointments, emergencies, and anything else that comes up

Click here to view resources for families and carers.