Harmonee House is a self-funded and self-maintained NDIS program that prioritises social inclusion for individuals with a disability or experiencing mental health challenges. Open three days a week, it offers various activities such as cooking classes, art therapy, games and movies days, and individualised activities to help improve well-being, build life skills, establish a supportive social network, and enhance a sense of community.
At it’s core, the purpose of Harmonee House is to provide a space to connect, build lasting relationships, improve well-being, and foster a supportive community.
An example timetable for Harmonee House may look like;
Monday: a healthy cooking class which includes all steps from meal planning and budgeting, through to cooking and serving a delicious meal!
Wednesday: dedicated to visiting the Cannery and creating art through self guided and instructed sessions.
Friday: team games and movie day where we focus on connection.
To participate in groups at Harmonee House, individuals must be 18 years or older, and must sign a code of conduct to ensure a comfortable and safe environment for all attendees.
