Peppercorn Community Participation Program is a post-school program for people with disabilities.  Service users have access to a wide range of established community connections, creating pathways to experiential learning through active community roles and the potential to develop social networks beyond the program.

Who is eligible for the service?       
People with disabilities are assessed by The Department of Ageing, Disability and Home Care, who determine eligibility for the Community Participation Program.

The Program       
Service Users are supported to develop their own Individual Plan. The Program is tailored to meet individual needs and activities offered focus on Life Skills Development, Creative Development and Recreational Participation.      

Service Fees      
DADHC provides funding for Service Users accessing the Peppercorn Community Participation Program.  There is a nominal fee charged to the service user per day of attendance which contributes to the cost of the program.  PS Inc realizes that people may experience times when they are unable to pay.  No eligible service user will be refused service because of an inability to pay.      

Where and When?      
The Program will operate from South Windsor Family Centre from Monday to Friday 9am to 3pm.  Please note - program operation in 2009 is subject to minimum numbers of attendees.