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Life Purpose Australia

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We're a disability service provider that's dedicated to enhancing the lives of people with disabilities and their families. Our mission is to provide exceptional person-centered services that improve and enrich individual lives, and our team of caring and experienced professionals is committed to supporting you every step of the way. Whether you're looking for assistance with household chores, transportation, or other support services, LPA has got you covered. Join us on this journey to unlock your full potential and live your best life!

25/03/2026

April school holidays are coming up 👀

We’ve put together a program that’s not just about keeping busy, it’s about building confidence, independence and connection.

Over the holidays, the girls will be:
💦 Getting out to the park
🎳 Bowling and practicing real-life skills
🎨 Getting creative with clay
🎮 Hanging out and building friendships

Everything is run in a small, supportive environment so everyone feels comfortable and included.

📍 Wembley
📅 April 6th – 19th
🕙 Thursdays & Saturdays | 10am–2pm

If you think this could be a good fit, feel free to reach out 💬

17/03/2026

Did you know using public transport can build independence? 🚆

For many young people, catching a bus or train can feel overwhelming at first.

Practicing these everyday situations helps build important life skills such as:

• Reading timetables
• Navigating new places
• Understanding travel routines
• Problem-solving
• Building confidence in the community

These small steps help young people feel more confident and capable navigating the world around them.

15/03/2026

How do you build confidence in the community? Sometimes it starts with ordering a coffee. ☕

For many young people, simple everyday situations like ordering at a café can feel overwhelming.

Practicing these moments helps build important life skills such as:

• Communicating with new people
• Making choices and decisions
• Handling money and payments
• Waiting their turn
• Building confidence in public spaces

These small experiences help young people feel more comfortable navigating the world around them.

14/03/2026

It might look like a simple grocery trip… but it’s actually building life skills. 🍎

Choosing fruit, managing money, making decisions, and navigating the community are all part of developing independence.

These everyday moments help build confidence and real-world skills that support participants to feel more comfortable and capable in the community.

This is the kind of learning that happens naturally through our community-based activities at Life Purpose Australia.

17/02/2026

Term 1 is officially underway for our Girls Weekend Social Group, and it was a great first session back.

Vision boards.
Favourite songs added to our playlist.
Card games.
New friendships starting.
Familiar friendships picking right back up.

What we saw last Saturday: girls settling in quickly, joining conversations, sharing interests and feeling comfortable in the group, exactly what these sessions are designed to support.

A strong, positive start to the term.

11/02/2026

Social confidence doesn’t happen overnight, it grows in the right environment.

Our Teen Social Groups provide a calm, structured space where teens can build confidence, practise social skills and form genuine connections, at their own pace.

Small group settings
Clear structure and routine
Supportive, inclusive environment

Groups available:

Teen Night Out – Thursday | 5:30pm–8:30pm

Girls Weekend Social Group – Saturday | 9am–12pm & 1pm–5pm

Homeschooled Kids Social Group – Tuesday & Thursday | 9am–1pm

Message us to find out if one of our groups is the right fit for your child.

02/02/2026

Movie day didn’t just happen, it was planned.

The group noticed the space was too bright, talked it through, weighed up options, and worked together to put a solution in place so their plan could go ahead.

These moments build real skills: planning, problem-solving, communication, decision-making, and teamwork.

This isn’t just an activity.

This is independence being built.

31/01/2026

As our School Holiday Program comes to an end, we’re excited to be recommencing our Social Groups for 2026.

Our Term 1 programs focus on building real-life skills, social confidence and meaningful friendships in a structured, supportive environment.

What our Social Groups focus on:

Social skills and communication

Life skills such as planning, problem-solving and baking

Building confidence and friendships

Small groups with 1:1 or 1:2 mentor support

Our Term 1 Social Groups include:

Homeschooled Teen Groups
Tuesdays & Thursdays | 9:00am – 1:00pm

Girls Weekend Social Group
Saturdays | 9:00am – 12:00pm and 1:00pm – 5:00pm

Teen Night Out
Thursdays | 5:30pm – 8:30pm

If your teen enjoyed our holiday programs or would benefit from ongoing, structured social support, Term 1 is a great place to start.

Check it out or inbox us for more details.
Limited spots available.

29/01/2026

Social skills grow when teens do life together.

During our School Holiday Program, the girls worked side-by-side to plan, organise and set up their own picnic, with guidance from their mentors. From sharing ideas to taking responsibility and problem-solving as a group, these moments are where real learning happens.

Communication & teamwork
Planning & organisation
Confidence in social settings
Independence with support

Add in creative sessions and fun outings, and you start to see friendships build and confidence grow, skills that carry over into everyday life.

This is social & life skills development in action

11/01/2026

Saturday group focused on building real-life social skills in a calm, supportive environment.

Through shared activities like drawing, bracelet making, and a walk in the local park, the girls practiced communication, turn-taking, and spending time alongside peers.

Confidence continued to grow as conversations developed, experiences were shared, and connections strengthened.

These sessions are intentionally designed to support friendship-building and confidence in ways that carry over into everyday life, at school, in the community, and at home.

19/12/2025

Everyday skills are built through practice, patience, and encouragement.

Learning things like food preparation, following steps, and working alongside others helps young people build confidence in their own abilities, one task at a time.

Skill development isn’t about rushing or getting it perfect.
It’s about creating opportunities to try, learn, and grow in a supportive environment, with guidance when needed and space to build independence.

Small moments like these often lead to big wins, not just in skills, but in self-belief.

17/12/2025

A good support worker does more than show up.

For many young people, having a consistent support worker means having someone safe to learn from, practise social skills with, and grow confidence around without pressure or judgement.

It’s about:
• modelling respectful communication
• encouraging independence at the right pace
• being present, patient and reliable
• building trust through everyday moments

Positive role models matter. Especially during the teen years, when confidence, identity and social skills are still developing.

Sometimes support isn’t about doing more, it’s about being there in the right way.

Address

339 Cambridge Street
Wembley, WA

Opening Hours

Monday	9am - 5pm
Tuesday	9am - 5pm
Wednesday	9am - 5pm
Thursday	9am - 5pm
Friday	9am - 5pm

Telephone

+611300539194

Website

https://www.lifepurposeaustralia.com.au/

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