Our participants are at the heart of everything we do.
At DAPA, people with disabilities can enjoy leisure activities like music therapy, chess, sports, and outings. Recreation and socialising are key parts of our programs, making DAPA a fun and engaging place for all participants.
Recreational Programs
At DAPA, people with disabilities can enjoy leisure activities like music therapy, chess, sports, and outings. Recreation and socialising are key parts of our programs, making DAPA a fun and engaging place for all participants.
Job & IT Training
At DAPA, we train participants in essential workplace skills like data entry, site research, and WHS compliance. Participants also gain valuable IT industry skills by working on mobile app projects like the MMLink app each morning. They are compensated based on productivity through the Supported Wage System.
Community Participation
DAPA engages in community activities, showcasing the talents of young people with disabilities. Mr. Vincent Yu highlights their achievements at conferences and introduces MMLink. DAPA emphasises inclusion, participating in events like the International Day for People with Disability and the Granny Smith Festival.
Art Training
At DAPA, we aim to excel in the arts by teaching drawing and painting to people with disabilities. This program helps them develop their talent and showcase their artwork. It’s never too late to learn. Drawing and painting are major activities for our participants, soothing minds and aiding time management.
Communication Development
DAPA offers programs to help individuals with disabilities improve communication, social skills, confidence, and social networks. Each Tuesday, participants report on their data entry progress for MMLink and are encouraged to share opinions and suggestions.
Life Skills
We provide support and training to enable people with disability to develop skills required to assist in living as independently as possible, such as cooking, cleaning and self management.
