Are you seeking a welcoming environment where you can explore new interests, form friendships, and participate in enjoyable activities? Mosaic Community Care offers a range of accessible, inclusive, and engaging social activities designed with you in mind.
Why join Mosaic’s social activities?
- Inclusive and accessible: Activities are tailored to suit the likes and interests of people with disability
- Build connections: Meet new friends and strengthen bonds in a supportive environment
- Boost personal wellbeing: Stay active, learn new skills, and discover your passions
- Professional support: Our experienced team ensures that every event is safe, enjoyable, and engaging
Exciting activities on the horizon:
- Guided nature bushwalks: Explore scenic trails while staying active and social
- Trivia days: Test your knowledge and win prizes in our lively quiz events
- Gardening: Let’s get creative with plant displays and learning how to grow different plant varieties
- Outdoor movie nights: Watch your favourite films under the stars with popcorn and friends
- Book club: Share your thoughts on captivating stories and audiobooks
- Music appreciation: Sing along, enjoy music, or try karaoke in a fun setting
- Cultural celebrations: Experience different cultures through food, music, and crafts
Our social activities offer something for everyone. Join us and become part of a vibrant community that celebrates individuality and fosters meaningful connections.
Upcoming Events
Presentation: Future-proof the safety and financial well-being of your loved one with disability
Planning for the safety and financial security of your loved one with disability beyond your lifetime can be overwhelming. Join this free, 90-min presentation by Future Living to learn how to get ahead and secure long-term protection for peace of mind.
- Date: Thursday, 10 July 2025
- Time: 10.30 am to 12.00 pm
- Venue: 2 Sabre Cresent, Jandakot 6164
Who can participate?
Family members and guardians of a person with disability.
What does it cover?
- The importance of future planning.
- How to manage wills, trusts, financial planning, superannuation and insurance.
- Future Living services to help you plan and protect.
What you’ll get?
- Understand what supports to put in place.
- Feel motivated and more confident to lead this process.
- Learn where to begin.
- Know from whom to get help.
Book your spot today! Register for this free presentation by Monday, 16 June 2025:
Join us for Guided Nature Bushwalks in Perth
Mosaic offers accessible guided nature bushwalking experiences (at no cost) for people with disability in the Perth metro area. Our focus is to enhance physical and mental wellbeing, develop outdoor skills, foster social engagement, and share Aboriginal cultural insights about the trails we walk.
You will enjoy easy walks, with careful consideration given to safety, fitness levels, and environmental conditions. Join us to explore the great outdoors, improve your health, and connect with like-minded individuals.
If you require a support person to participate, you will need to organise one to attend with you (either informal support or paid support worker via NDIS funding). Our team will discuss any additional accessibility requirements after receiving your registration.
Don’t miss out. Register for our free guided bushwalks today:
Are you looking to become a Bushwalking Guide? Join this free course!
Mosaic is offering a 1.5-day free workshop designed for people aspiring to be bushwalking guides in tracked environments, who have no prior training or experience.
This training is aligned to the Australian Adventure Activity Standards (AAAS) and Good Practice Guides. You’ll receive tips and insights from training guides with over 20 years of experience.
Who can participate?
- People with disability
- People working in the disability sector (i.e., Support Coordinators, Support Workers, etc.)
What does the training cover?
- Preparation and planning for walks
- Risk management, emergency planning and response protocols
- Equipment for day and overnight walks
- Appropriate food for multi-day treks
- Group ratios, health and safety
- Judging the fitness and ability of groups
- Group leadership skills, conflict resolution and communication
- Leave No Trace and minimal impact
- Record keeping
Reference materials, including checklists and cue cards, will be provided.
Dates: Tuesday 12th and Wednesday 13th August 2025
Time:
- Day 1: 08.45 am to 04.30 pm (for a 09.00 am start)
- Day 2: 09.00 am to 12.00 pm
Location: Perth Hills Discovery Centre, 380 Allen Road, Mundaring WA
If you require a support person to participate, you will need to organise one to attend with you (either informal support or paid support worker via NDIS funding). Our team will discuss any additional accessibility requirements after receiving your registration.
Limited spots are available. Book your spot today for our upcoming training sessions:
The State Government through the Department of Local Government, Sport and Cultural Industries is a major supporter of Mosaic Community Care’s ‘Nature Bushwalks’ and ‘Bushwalking Guide Training’ programs in Western Australia (WA). Sport and recreation create vibrant, inclusive and connected WA communities.