Building a stronger disability
community together

Our peer groups are a place and space for people with disability
to connect, share and learn together

What is a peer group?

Our peer groups at are safe and welcoming spaces where people with disability come together to connect, share stories, and support one another. 

Each peer group is run and led by people with disability. This means they truly understand the challenges and achievements of group members and can create an environment where everyone feels seen and heard.

Our peer groups meet regularly, both in person and online and host events shaped by the interests of their members.

With a wide range of groups already active, and new ones forming all the time, there’s always an opportunity to connect with others who “get it.”

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community

Why join a peer group?

Our Peer Groups

A book club for people with disability
An arts and crafts group for people with disability.
A group for Deafblind people and their allies
A group for Mob with disability
A group for people with psychosocial disability.
A group for people with disability aged 18 – 30
A group for members of the LGBTQIA+ community with disability.
For people with an intellectual disability

Catch Up Crew

Catch Up Crew is a relaxed get-together hosted at the pub each month. It’s a chance for people with disability to socialise with their peers, friends and family.

You can hang out, chat, and meet new people, or even give open mic a chance. 

Where: Foghorn Brewery
When: 2nd Thursday of each month
Time: 5:30pm to 7:00pm

“It is so important this peer support, because it just opens up your mind to the possibilities that are right there in front of you, but you never saw them, because you’ve not met the people who’ve shown it to you. And that’s why I’m saying it’s life changing. It’s completely life changing.”

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