The Luke Priddis Foundation was started in 2006 after Luke and Holly’s third child, Cooper was diagnosed with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD). Luke and Holly wanted to create a centre where children with ASD can access high quality services.
A key area developed at the foundation is our support groups for autistic children. These support groups enable families to come together in an informal setting to be with other children and families with similarities. We’re looking for students to join us to create a welcoming environment that allow everyone to be comfortable being themselves.
Students will engage and assist children during after school social groups. Group activities include; Lego masters, cooking, coding and arts and crafts.
The Luke Priddis Foundation
Level 1, 496 High St, Penrith NSW (walking distance from the train station)
Programs run Monday to Thursday
Please indicate on the application form which days you are available – you can attend more than one day (2 students per day)
More information about requirements, dates, times, and locations for this opportunity can be found on InPlace. Students can also apply to any available opportunity directly through InPlace. For information and tools on how to use InPlace, please refer to 'Applying with InPlace' module in the Community Engagement Canvas Course.
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