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Activity Centres

From music and art to gardening and trivia, our Activity Centres offer recreational activities for seniors that boost brain power, spark friendships and lift your mood.

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Why choose our Activity Centres?

Whether you enjoy a sing-a-long, prefer arts and crafts, or love pottering in the garden, our activities in aged care include a wide range of fun and enriching classes. For those keen to keep their mind and feet moving, our Moto Tiles sessions improve mobility and balance. Others might enjoy learning a new language or exploring a country ‘virtually’- all part of our adult day centre experience.

These recreational activities for seniors are also suitable for those living with dementia, helping to encourage social connections and promote a happier, more relaxed mood.

  • Connect and socialise with other people your own age.
  • Improve brain power and cognitive function.
  • Lift your mood and reduce stress and anxiety.

What’s included in our Activity Centre activities?

When you visit one of our enriching Activity Centres, you can take part in any of our fun and engaging recreational activities for seniors. Each session is facilitated by our professional and friendly team members, who ensure everyone participates to the best of their ability and above all, enjoys themselves!

All materials and resources are included in the following Activity Centre activities:

  • Art and crafts 
  • Games and trivia 
  • Learn and discover sessions 
  • Music and singing 
  • Gardening and outdoor activities
  • Moto Tiles classes

Find your nearest Activity Centre below and discover a welcoming community where you can connect and have fun.

Prefer to connect from home? We also offer virtual social sessions, bringing the same engaging activities and friendly support to seniors wherever they are.

Eligibility criteria*

  • You need to be aged over 65 or over 50 for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islanders.
  • Some services may be available to people aged under 65.
  • To access this service online, you will need an internet connection and a computer or tablet (call us to learn how we can provide these for you).
*Other eligibility criteria may apply Contact us for more info.

How can I access this service?

You can access this service in several ways, depending on your needs and individual situation.

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You can attend one of our Wellness or Activity Centres to take part in this service.

Join us at one of our Wellness or Activity Centres for this service.

How can I pay?

There are several ways to access our services and programs, including the funding options outlined below.

Government Funding

Support at Home, Commonwealth Home Support Program and Department of Veterans’ Affairs options.

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Private pay

You can choose to pay for our programs and services yourself if you’re not receiving government funding.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Our Activity Centres support older people who live at home and would benefit from social connection, meaningful activities and support to maintain their independence.

On the Central Coast, our Activity Centres provide specialised support for people living with dementia. In the Hunter, our Activity Centre is open to older people living at home and is not dementia-specific.

Programs and activities are tailored to each person’s needs, interests and abilities, providing a welcoming environment to connect with others, build confidence and enjoy meaningful experiences.

Our activities and programs are run by our friendly activity officers and volunteers who are passionate about supporting your wellbeing and ensuring that you enjoy the activities, discover new friendships and stay connected to your community.

integratedliving operates Activity Centres across regional New South Wales including Gorokan, Gosford and Woy Woy on the Central Coast, and Raymond Terrace in the Hunter region.

Yes, all of our Activity Centres are wheelchair accessible, with the right infrastructure in place so everyone can move around comfortably and take part.

We can provide transport for participants, depending on their funding type. Please note that a transport fee may apply. 

Complete this form or call our team on 1300 782 896 to find out if these services are available in your region.

Yes. We offer activities designed for people living across different stages of dementia, and our professional team is trained to ensure everyone engages with the fun, understanding, and social connection on offer. Each session has a focus on cognitive and social stimulation, which is very beneficial for people living with dementia.

Yes. These classes can be aligned with your values and preferences. Our team members will take the time to learn your individual cultural and care needs so they are always considered. You may also access interpreting services if required.

Many older people feel uncertain about accepting help at first. That's a normal response, and it's worth taking seriously. A little extra social connection and support can make a big difference to wellbeing, without taking away independence. Our Activity Centre Coordinators and Officers take the time to understand each person's needs, preferences and routines, introducing services gradually.

Our specially trained dementia care team provides compassionate, person-centred support that promotes independence and meaningful engagement. We work with you and your loved one at their pace. Our team members are trained to treat every client with dignity and respect.

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