LifeAbility Hub (Day Program)
The LifeAbility Hub is a warm and welcoming space in Fairfield East where people with disability can build confidence, learn practical skills, and feel a strong sense of connection and support.
At Fair Foundations, we believe everyone deserves the chance to shape their own future and live with dignity, purpose and belonging.
Our flexible disability day program runs from our vibrant and inclusive centre and is shaped around what matters to you. With the support of our experienced and caring team, you can take part in meaningful activities, in your own way and at your own pace.
Location
82 Tangerine St, Fairfield East NSW 2165
We can provide pick-up & drop-off if needed.
Opening Hours
Monday to Saturday
9:30am – 2:30pm
What’s included in our day program
Daily living skills
Learn practical skills that help you feel more independent each day. Take part in cooking classes, plan shopping trips, and follow safe kitchen routines. We support you to build healthy habits at home, learn how to manage money, and use everyday technology like a computer or phone.
Community connection
Take part in group games, cooking and art activities that help you build confidence and get to know others. We also go on outings to local cafes, parks and community events. These activities are fun and easy to join in and help you feel part of your community.
Health and wellbeing
Looking after your health is an important part of feeling good. At the LifeAbility Hub, you can join walking groups or gentle fitness like tai chi, take part in gardening, and learn about healthy eating. We also offer calming sensory activities and relaxation sessions. When needed, we can work with health professionals to support your wellbeing.
Creative and Recreational Activities
Enjoy activities like arts and crafts, music, dance, bowling, storytelling, and movie sessions with group chats and snacks. Activities are shaped around your interests, with plenty of ways to express yourself, connect with others, and have a good time
Why people choose the LifeAbility Hub
Trusted support
Over 30 years of experience supporting people with disability.
Long-term relationships
Many participants and team members have been with us for years.
Personalised care
We take the time to get to know you and what matters to you.
Saturday sessions
Our disability day program also runs on Saturdays, giving you more choice and flexibility to join.
Program details
Our activities change each month based on what participants enjoy. Take a look at what’s coming up.
What you need to know
Our programs are available for individuals with NDIS plans that include funding for community participation. If you are unsure about your eligibility, or need assistance with accessing NDIS funding, we’re here to help! Please contact our friendly team to discuss how we can support you.
Yes, you’re welcome to visit the LifeAbility Hub, meet our team and have a look around before deciding. Just get in touch to arrange a time.
Yes, LifeAbility Hub is fully wheelchair accessible, and we also have a portable ramp to ensure flexibility in all areas.
We have:
- A bathroom with a hoist, change table, and toilet, ensuring accessibility for participants requiring additional support.
- A separate bathroom with a shower and an additional toilet.
Yes, all our staff are trained in personal care and are experienced in assisting participants with hoist transfers and change table support.
Yes, we allow allied health therapists to visit participants with prior notice, so we can integrate these sessions into program times. We encourage visits on Thursdays where possible to minimise disruption to daily activities.
We can provide transport to help participants attend the program. Contact us to discuss specific transport options.
Yes, we have experience supporting participants with a range of complex needs, including those requiring hoist transfers and personal care. Our team is trained to ensure each participant receives the care and support they need.
We currently have capacity to welcome new participants. Contact us to learn more about enrolling!
Refer Someone
If you're a service provider, school, health or support worker looking to connect someone with our programs, you can make a referral using our simple online form.
Want to learn more or arrange a visit?
Get in touch with our team to talk about your goals, ask questions, or book a time to see the LifeAbility Hub in person. We’re here to help.
What people say about us
“My son, Nick, has been on the disability program for 31 years. At a young age, he was diagnosed with Cerebral Palsy, which affected his ability to talk, walk, and learn. I knew that it would require a great deal of dedication, effort and perseverance to ensure that he would have a comfortable life.
I met the team at Fair Foundations in 1993, and the weight was lifted off my shoulders, knowing that there were people that would be able to help Nick each day. The program had specialised therapies that helped my son grow.
Being with people with similar abilities, he was able to foster a sense of belonging with community outings, social events and peer support groups. Today, I’m proud to say he is thriving.
Thank you to all the staff at Fair Foundations for their incredible work and support, especially the support workers.”
Angela
“Fair Foundations and its staff have been incredibly supportive and understanding. They have provided me with the necessary accommodations and resources, I feel comfortable and have my choices at home, ensuring that I can fully participate and work towards my goal. Whether it’s through personalised assistance, accessible and inclusive facilities, their dedication has made a significant impact on my journey.”
Aaron
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