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Y Inclusion Services: NDIS Sports Programs Guide
What types of sports programs are offered by The Y Inclusion Services under the NDIS?
The Y Inclusion Services offers a variety of sports programs, including swimming lessons, gymnastics (Access Gym), and basketball (WRAP Basketball). They also run general group sports classes including tennis. These programs are designed to be inclusive and cater to individuals with varying abilities.
Where are the NDIS sports programs held?
Most programs, including swimming, gymnastics, and general leisure sports programs, are held at The Y Leisure City, located at 41-53 Miller Street, Epping Victoria 3076. The Saturday WRAP Basketball competition takes place at Thomastown Recreation and Aquatic Centre (TRAC), 52-54 Main Street, Thomastown Victoria 3074.
Are the sports programs NDIS approved? What does this mean for costs?
Yes, most of the sports programs, including swimming, gymnastics, and general leisure sports, are NDIS approved. Being NDIS approved means that eligible participants may be able to use their NDIS funding to cover the cost of these programs. It is advisable to contact The Y Inclusion Services directly to discuss individual funding options and how to utilise your NDIS plan. The WRAP Basketball Saturday competition has a cost of $10 per person, per game, payable on the day.
What is Access Gym and who is it designed for?
Access Gym is an inclusive gymnastics program designed for individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with extra sensory requirements. It is a parent or carer-assisted program run during quieter periods to create a comfortable environment and encourage participation. The program focuses on building fine and gross motor skills, balance, strength, coordination, and confidence using various apparatus. Class sizes are smaller to allow for extra assistance from coaches.
What are the benefits of participating in WRAP Basketball?
WRAP Basketball aims to support physical health, improve core strength, and develop team-building and leadership skills. It provides a fun and energetic environment for participants to engage in physical activity and social interaction.
When are the WRAP Basketball games and what are the key dates for the Saturday competition?
The WRAP Basketball Saturday competition includes grading games on Saturday 15th February 2025. The season starts with a BBQ on 1st March. Round 1 begins on 15th March, and subsequent games are played fortnightly from 12.30pm.
How do I register for WRAP Basketball?
To register for WRAP Basketball, a 2025 registration form needs to be completed. Contact Y Whittlesea to enquire.
How can I find out more information or enrol in a sports program?
For more information about any of the sports programs, you can contact The Y Inclusion Services directly. The best starting point is to fill out an enquiry form to get started, available on their website. You can also find their contact information on the Y Whittlesea website.
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By NDIS Support PodcastY Inclusion Services: NDIS Sports Programs Guide
What types of sports programs are offered by The Y Inclusion Services under the NDIS?
The Y Inclusion Services offers a variety of sports programs, including swimming lessons, gymnastics (Access Gym), and basketball (WRAP Basketball). They also run general group sports classes including tennis. These programs are designed to be inclusive and cater to individuals with varying abilities.
Where are the NDIS sports programs held?
Most programs, including swimming, gymnastics, and general leisure sports programs, are held at The Y Leisure City, located at 41-53 Miller Street, Epping Victoria 3076. The Saturday WRAP Basketball competition takes place at Thomastown Recreation and Aquatic Centre (TRAC), 52-54 Main Street, Thomastown Victoria 3074.
Are the sports programs NDIS approved? What does this mean for costs?
Yes, most of the sports programs, including swimming, gymnastics, and general leisure sports, are NDIS approved. Being NDIS approved means that eligible participants may be able to use their NDIS funding to cover the cost of these programs. It is advisable to contact The Y Inclusion Services directly to discuss individual funding options and how to utilise your NDIS plan. The WRAP Basketball Saturday competition has a cost of $10 per person, per game, payable on the day.
What is Access Gym and who is it designed for?
Access Gym is an inclusive gymnastics program designed for individuals of all ages and abilities, including those with extra sensory requirements. It is a parent or carer-assisted program run during quieter periods to create a comfortable environment and encourage participation. The program focuses on building fine and gross motor skills, balance, strength, coordination, and confidence using various apparatus. Class sizes are smaller to allow for extra assistance from coaches.
What are the benefits of participating in WRAP Basketball?
WRAP Basketball aims to support physical health, improve core strength, and develop team-building and leadership skills. It provides a fun and energetic environment for participants to engage in physical activity and social interaction.
When are the WRAP Basketball games and what are the key dates for the Saturday competition?
The WRAP Basketball Saturday competition includes grading games on Saturday 15th February 2025. The season starts with a BBQ on 1st March. Round 1 begins on 15th March, and subsequent games are played fortnightly from 12.30pm.
How do I register for WRAP Basketball?
To register for WRAP Basketball, a 2025 registration form needs to be completed. Contact Y Whittlesea to enquire.
How can I find out more information or enrol in a sports program?
For more information about any of the sports programs, you can contact The Y Inclusion Services directly. The best starting point is to fill out an enquiry form to get started, available on their website. You can also find their contact information on the Y Whittlesea website.