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Catching Stars Social Club

Program Detail: Friends Dinner

Friends Dinner at Catching Stars.

A shared evening adult social program shaped by conversation, cooperation, life skills, games, and laughter. Participants help prepare and share the meal, make choices, take responsibility, and practise greater independence in a relaxed social setting.

Catching Stars Friends Dinner participants preparing food together in an inclusive adult social program.
Food preparation becomes shared participation.

What it includes

Familiar structure with room for the person.

Catching Stars Friends Dinner participants sharing a completed outdoor meal around one table.
A completed meal becomes a shared table.

A shared evening shaped by conversation, cooperation, life skills, games, and laughter.

Friday and Saturday evenings, 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Who it is for

For participants who connect well through food, conversation, relaxed evenings, and the comfort of gathering around a shared table.

When it usually runs

Friday and Saturday evenings, 4:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.

Experience includes

Preparing, serving, choosing, cleaning up, sharing stories, playing games, laughing, gathering around a bonfire, or spending time together in conversation.

Activities we enjoy

  • Shared dinner
  • Meal preparation
  • Games around the table
  • Bonfire time
  • Conversation
  • Laughter

What participants practise and build

Real skills grow through real participation.

Participants practise friendship, cooperation, life skills, responsibility, conversation, independence, and shared care.

Catching Stars Friends Dinner participants sharing dinner and conversation during an adult social program.
Dinner gives conversation room to start.

Practised inside the day

  • Shared dinner
  • Meal preparation
  • Games around the table
  • Bonfire time
  • Conversation

Benefits that carry into everyday life

  • Preparing and sharing a meal together
  • Making choices in a relaxed social setting
  • Taking responsibility for familiar roles
  • Practising conversation and cooperation
  • Building independence through serving, cleanup, and shared care
  • Enjoying games, laughter, and time around the table

The right fit always begins with a conversation about the person.