What disability services are offered at Singleton Community Services Hub?

At Singleton, Community Services Hub clients can access the following services: Day program Mondays to Fridays from 9:00 am – 3:00 pm. Skills for Life programs such as Road Safety, Following a Recipe, Planning a Menu and Knowing Myself. After-school from 3.30 pm to 6.30 pm Mondays to Fridays during NSW school terms. Weekend and weekday evening social groups for youth and adults. School holiday programs for children and youth during NSW school terms.

What age group can attend Singleton Community Services Hub?

The day program at Singleton hub is open to participants 18+ The after-school care and school holiday programs are open to children aged 6 – 12 years and youth aged 13 – 17 years The social groups are open to youth aged 13 – 17 years and adults 18+.

What type of funding do I need to attend the hub?

Core Supports To help you with your everyday activities, your current disability-related needs and to work towards your NDIS goals. Access community social and recreational activities Group activities Group activities in the community Group activities in a centre Learn more about core supports here .

What area is Singleton Community Services Hub located?

The Singleton hub is under the Maitland Council . The hub is close to: Redbournberry Darlington Gowrie Long Point Maison Dieu

Is transport available?

Transport is available at an additional cost.

Is the Hub accessible?

The hub is wheelchair accessible.

How to contact Singleton Hub?

T 1300 588 688 E enquiries@sunnyfield.org.au A 124 George St, Singleton NSW 2330

Singleton Hub

Welcome to Singleton Community Services Hub

The Singleton hub is adventure central. This is where you can find any activity that strikes your fancy. Grow your life skills with budgeting, travel training and money skills classes or get into a more creative space with photography and dance.

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What’s on

Children & Youth programs

6 to 17 years

We’ve got a wide range of programs for children and youth with disability. We’re now taking enrolments across social groups, vacation care, before and after school care and Skills for Life.

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Weekly Program

Adults 18+

We’ve got a range of programs to grow your skills and get involved. Have fun learning and socialising with supportive daily activities like nature outings, swimming, crafts or cooking all as part of your NDIS-funded plan or as a fee-for-service.

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Learning Tree

Children 6 -12 years

The Learning Tree is built around fostering all kinds of social, creative and physical skills, for children with disability. Filled with super cool activities like swimming, sports, gardening, seasonal cooking and trips to the movies this is the place for after school fun and friends.

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Skills For Life

All Ages

Our Skills For Life programs develop valuable experience in the skills needed to build independence. With everything from financial literacy to cooking with ease and being safe when out and about, we support people with disability to achieve their NDIS goals.

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Singleton service manager

Meet Bettina Chandler

Bettina has been working in the disability sector for 15 years, bringing a wealth of knowledge to the team, clients, and families that attend the Hub. Her approach to providing support is characterised by happiness, friendliness, motivation, and fun, and she actively listens to clients to help align the Hub’s programs to their goals in order to achieve outcomes. Outside of work, Bettina enjoys going to the gym, watching her children play sports, camping, and spending quality time with loved ones. Her greatest passion is witnessing individuals attain their full potential and achieve happiness within themselves.