Crafternoon is a therapy group supporting primary school aged children with social interaction skills and fine motor development.
The group aims to help children develop their ability to:
If your child enjoys making things and could benefit from support in building their social and fine motor skills, please contact your support coordinator or our therapy team. Updated session details coming soon.
Download the Crafternoon flyer here.
Please complete this registration form to express your interest in one or more of our group therapy programs.
Email the completed form to therapygroupregistrations@gateways.com.au and a team member will be in contact with further information.
If you have any further questions, please contact Gateways Therapy & Inclusion Support Manager via Contact Us for your nearest Gateways Support Services office.
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