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Catching Stars Social Club

Program Detail: Saturday Activities

Saturday Activities at Catching Stars.

Saturday activities and community outings give adults with developmental disabilities, intellectual disabilities, special needs, diverse abilities, and varying abilities opportunities to put their social and life skills into practice in real settings. With support where needed, they learn how to navigate community spaces, understand and follow safety expectations, communicate with others, make thoughtful choices, and participate respectfully and confidently in the wider community.

A Catching Stars participant in a supported adult community outing program observing an aquarium exhibit.
The wider world becomes part of the day.

What it includes

Familiar structure with room for the person.

Catching Stars participants gardening together during a hands-on inclusive adult community outing.
Hands-on outings give responsibility a real place.

Outings and themed experiences that bring social and life skills into the wider community.

Saturday daytime, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Who it is for

For participants who are ready for supported variety: outings, themed days, events, community experiences, and new moments beyond the regular program space.

When it usually runs

Saturday daytime, 11:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

Experience includes

Local outings, seasonal events, parks, creative experiences, games, shared meals, community activities, and supported practice in real environments.

Activities we enjoy

  • Community outings
  • Local experiences
  • Themed activities
  • Group games
  • Shared meals
  • Trying new places

What participants practise and build

Real skills grow through real participation.

Participants put social and life skills into practice in real community settings: communication, decision-making, flexibility, patience, awareness, confidence, and asking for help when needed.

A Catching Stars participant observing an animal habitat during a supported adult community outing.
The wider world becomes part of the day.

Practised inside the day

  • Community outings
  • Local experiences
  • Themed activities
  • Group games
  • Shared meals

Benefits that carry into everyday life

  • Applying social and life skills in new environments
  • Building awareness of community safety
  • Navigating public and community spaces
  • Communicating, asking questions, and seeking help appropriately
  • Cooperating with others and adapting when plans change
  • Becoming more confident and responsible in the community

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