Yes, All food is included and we can cater to specific dietary requirements (provided that sufficient notice is given).

Yes you can, but all children/families are required to attend from day one, so as to create stability for the whole group. No refund or discount is offered if you decide to leave camp early, and we encourage children/families to stay for the entire time.

The age range for our programs is usually 8-18 years. We understand that it can be challenging to find the right fit if the young person is intellectually disabled and will need to assess the child on a case by case basis to determine whether they will be suitable for our camp if they are outside of these parameters.

Absolutely. Our aim is provide an encouraging environment that stretches each child to grow and gain confidence. If a child feels overwhelmed at any time and does not want to attend a particular activity, they will not be pressured and can sit out the activity along with one of our carers – and are welcome to do an alternative activity if they wish (within reason).

No. Our camps are completely non-drinking, non-smoking, no drug events.

We encourage children/families to treat this as a nature-based holiday, and leave devices at home. However, we understand that some young people rely on screen time to calm them down in times of anxiety. Children are not to bring their own personal cameras, phones, or electronic devices to the service, unless permission has been provided in writing to the Camp Director, for each of the days required for use. We respectfully request that, if devices are being used, this is done in the privacy of your own cabin, rather than in communal spaces.

No pets are allowed on the camp property. The only exceptions to this rule are Assistance Animals or Emotional Support Animals. A letter from a licensed mental health professional, and/or an Assistance Animal Permit must be sighted by Life Skills & Adventures at least 7 days before attending the camp for the animal to be permitted to attend.

The National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) is the new way of providing support for eligible people with permanent and significant disability, their families and their carers.

People who meet the following criteria may be able to access the NDIS:

• Have a permanent and significant disability that affects your ability to take part in everyday activities
• Are under 65 years of age when you first access the scheme
• Are an Australian citizen, a permanent resident or a New Zealand citizen who holds a Protected Special Category Visa.

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If you are not sure you meet the criteria, contact us via the Enquire Now Button or email us at Fun@LSAdventures.com.au for information about services and supports available.

Yes. One of the goals of the NDIS is to enable choice and control for people with a disability.

Under NDIS we offer:

• Assistance preparing you for your yearly NDIS planning meeting
• Behaviour support
• CP Check-UPTM
• Early Childhood Intervention
• Exercise and wellbeing services
• Lifestyle supports
• Accommodation support services

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Sorry, all of our activities are designed for our happy child campers only.

Absolutely. Our aim is provide an encouraging environment that stretches each child to grow and gain confidence. If a child feels overwhelmed at any time and does not want to attend a particular activity, they will not be pressured and can sit out the activity along with one of our carers – and are welcome to do an alternative activity if they wish (within reason).

Families must provide at least 14 days notice about their decision to not attend their enrolled camp. The participant may request to be placed in a future camp in lieu of a refund (although places may be limited). Cancellations less than 14 days will not be entitled to a refund.