OCCASIONAL GROUP EXPERIENCES
Parent-accompanied youth camps
A one-night experience for young people aged 12–17 and their adults, built around shared interests and everyday skills.
OCCASIONAL GROUP EXPERIENCES
Shared experiences, with familiar support.
Time to try activities, practise everyday skills and spend time with others, with a familiar adult alongside.
- Ages 12–17Two to five young people
- One nightTent or cabin accommodation
- An adult with every young personTheir own parent or responsible adult stays throughout
Our occasional parent-accompanied camps bring young people and their adults together for shared activities and everyday skills. We agree the activities, everyone’s responsibilities and the arrangements before confirming each camp.
A CAMP EXPERIENCE COULD INCLUDE
What a shared camp experience could involve
The activities and timetable are agreed for each group. An example might include:
Arriving and settling in
Getting familiar with the tent or cabin setting and talking through the plan with young people and their accompanying adults.
Doing things together
An agreed walk, creative project or game, alongside everyday tasks such as helping prepare a simple meal.
Making room for individual needs
Planning participation, rest and support arrangements around the group, then sharing what each young person enjoyed.
Your young person’s own parent or responsible adult stays throughout. We agree everyone’s role and the practical arrangements before confirming the camp.
AGREED BEFORE BOOKING
A quote for your camp.
Each camp is quoted individually for its activities, group and venue.
Your quote sets out
- The support fee, activities and agreed group arrangements
- Accommodation, ordinary meals and activity costs arranged through Their Path
- Which costs you pay privately and any eligible NDIS-funded support
- Payment dates, cancellation terms and any supplier commitments
Private support is due the day before. Eligible NDIS support is invoiced after delivery and due in 14 days. Agreed supplier costs are paid before Their Path commits to them; amounts and cancellation exposure are explained in the quote.
Planning a camp.
Who attends with each young person?
Each young person has their own parent or responsible adult staying throughout. We agree everyone’s responsibilities, supervision and practical arrangements before confirmation.
How many young people and how long?
Two to five young people aged 12–17, for one night. Tent and cabin settings are planned separately, around the group and venue.
Can NDIS funding cover a camp?
Eligible support may be funded where it fits the participant’s plan and applicable rules. Accommodation, ordinary meals and other supplier costs are listed separately and funding is checked individually. The quote explains which costs you pay privately.
YOUR NEXT STEP
Talk with us about a camp.
Book a free 15-minute phone or Google Meet chat to talk through what you are looking for.