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Discover the joy of social interaction and enriching experiences through Silver Ribbon Care’s Disability day program/Centre-Based Activities! Our program offers a vibrant and engaging environment where participants can come together to socialize, learn, and participate in a range of exciting activities. From recreational outings to skill-building workshops, our team curates a diverse schedule that caters to various interests and abilities. Participants will not only form meaningful connections with peers but also develop valuable life skills and enhance their overall well-being. At Silver Ribbon Care, we believe that every individual deserves the opportunity to partake in enriching activities, fostering a sense of belonging and personal growth.
Art and craft sessions offer tactile, sensory-rich experiences in a relaxed, inclusive environment. Participants might explore painting, collage, clay modelling, jewellery making or digital art, using adaptive tools as needed. These creative activities help develop fine motor coordination, boost self‑esteem, reduce stress, and foster a sense of independence and pride in one’s creations. Group-based crafts also encourage social connection and supportive peer interaction
A picnic at a national park, Beach, Parkland combines fresh air, open space freedom, and nature engagement with a relaxed social gathering. Participants can enjoy simple outdoor games, nature walks, or just peaceful time together surrounded by greenery. These events promote physical well‑being, sensory stimulation, and connection with the wider environment.
Gardening activities—such as planting, watering, weeding, or tending flowers—offer gentle physical activity and sensory interaction. Horticultural participation supports motor skills, cognitive awareness, responsibility, and emotional wellness. Working together in a shared garden fosters teamwork and pride in nurturing living things
Organised dinner outings—such as group meals at accessible restaurants or home-style dinners—offer social and communication-rich experiences. Dining helps participants practise etiquette, choice-making, and social interaction in a community setting. It can boost confidence, build conversational skills, and foster greater inclusion.
A trip to the zoo offers participants the excitement of seeing wildlife, walking through accessible pathways, enjoying visual and auditory stimulation, and learning about different species. It provides community immersion, physical activity, and multisensory engagement—ideal for groups seeking exploration, education, and shared enjoyment.
Trips to local entertainment centres—such as inclusive sensory play spaces, community theatres, or accessible arcades—encourage spontaneous fun, movement, and creativity. These outings can help participants build social skills, confidence, and community engagement while enjoying games, music, or light physical activity in a supportive, sensory‑aware setting.
Music therapy is a structured, evidence-based program led by qualified therapists that may include singing, instrument play, improvisation, songwriting or listening to music. This form of therapy can improve communication, mood regulation, emotional expression, memory, planning, and motor coordination—even when verbal skills are limited. It’s accessible to all ability levels and supports growth across social, cognitive, emotional, and physical domains
