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International Day of People with Disabilities

International Day of People with Disabilites (IDPwD) is a United Nations (UN) observed day recognised on the 3rd of December each year. The aim of IDPwD is to raise awareness, […]

Additional Group Activites

A few months ago we introduced a few different groups which you may be interested in attending. Please speak with your Support Worker and/or Coordinator if you would like to […]

Celebrating Dedication and Milestones at Warrina

Congratulations Adam!Please join us in celebrating Adam, who has reached an incredible milestone of 15 years at Warrina. Adam’s dedication and commitment have been invaluable to our team and our […]

Ten pin bowling group

Our clients have attended a monthly ten pin bowling group. If you would like to attend this group, please speak with your Coordinator.

Art and craft groups

Over the course of 2023 we held regular monthly art and craft groups. These sessions included: Art and Craft Groups for 2024 will commence in March. If you would like […]

Biennial Art & Craft Exhibition

Later this year, we will host our biennial Art & Craft Exhibition. In the lead up to the exhibition, we will hold monthly art and craft sessions. Spaces are limited […]

As a specialist support agency we tailor services to meet your requirements. Staff are matched to your preferences; with the experience and skills to deliver the supports as you request.

We will regularly review with you, your service plan to ensure that supports are adapted to grow with you.

We will help you to achieve positive outcomes in your life. These maybe related to choice and independence, education and training, attending social activities, increasing skills, contributing to your community or getting a job.

Warrina Services receives funding from the National Disability Insurance Agency and the Commonwealth Department of Health to provide in-home and community access supports to people who have a disability and people who have experienced mental illness to support their personal recovery. As a client directed service our model of care is to provide individualised responses to peoples’ needs that enable them to have fulfilling lives; to overcome their disability and access the community activities and services. We encourage clients to assume increasing levels of responsibility and to explore different opportunities and experiences.

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