What is CLUE?

CLUE is a pilot program for young adults with disability. It was designed in consultation with the students and their families who were looking for a program that balanced both education and lifestyle and that offered the opportunity to learn and socialise with their peers.

Program Goals

Students participate with their peers, in a range of activities, both centre based and in the community, which foster independence, social skills, learning and development in the following areas -

• Communication
• Literacy
• Technology
• Health and physical activity
• Creativity
• Current affairs
• Independent living
• Community access
• Budgeting and money handling
• Time management
• Work readiness

The physical activity and creativity elements utilise community / sporting programs as well as specialist teachers.

Details

Location: Windsor, within walking distance of trains and buses

Duration: 2 days per week, 9.00am – 3.00pm, 4 terms per year, 40 weeks per year, for 1 year

Number of students: a maximum of 10, depending on the level of support needed by the students

Staff: Trained teachers and support staff

Students: Young adults aged between 18 and 30 with intellectual disability

Costs: Go to Enrolments