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Positive Behaviour Support

By 11 October 2018December 2nd, 2019No Comments

Focal is now offering Positive Behaviour Support services in the Brisbane / Logan / Ipswich / West Moreton areas.

Our team of practitioners has extensive experience working in the disability sector and is fully registered with the NDIS Quality and Safeguards Commission to support you and your loved ones.

Children and Young PeopleCommunity and EventsNDIS

Social Group Activities during August.

There has been alot of changes with our activities during the Covid-19 restrictions, however, we are slowly introducing our groups and activities. We will be posting regular schedules here so keep an eye out. For booking enquires, please contact Kerri Siebenhausen, Service Manager, at KerriS@focal.org.au. Social Group_ Activity Planner_ 03.08.2020 - 14.08.2020    
Tracy Warren
Tracy Warren11 October 2018
Children and Young PeopleNDIS

Fab Focal Club: Easter 2018

Focal is again running 'The Fab Focal Club' this Easter. This new school holiday club is specifically designed for NDIS-approved participants aged 13-17, who have standard intensity support requirements. The purpose of this club for teenagers is to develop everyday life skills, build friendships and have fun over the holidays! Participants will undertake a range of exciting experiences over the two weeks, including trips to ANZAC Memorial and Strike Bowling Alley in Brisbane , as well as cinema and games days. Spaces are limited to 10 young people per day, so make sure that you secure your spot today! For more information, please…
Tracy Warren
Tracy Warren22 February 2018
Aged CareBlogChildren and Young People

How you can survive the Summer heat

Another day in the mid-to-high 30's. Forget December and January, February is the real furnace in South-East Queensland. It is vital for everyone to take special precautions during the Summer, particularly the elderly, who are more susceptible to heat-related illnesses. Focal Community Services has compiled the following tips to help you survive the summer heat: 1. Stay hydrated. It is very easy to underestimate your fluid intake. 8-10 cups (or 2.5 litres) of water per day is the standard recommendation for adults1. You could fill a container in the morning to finish before bed, or get in the habit of keeping…
Tracy Warren
Tracy Warren15 February 2018

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