Real Learning. Real Growth. Programs That Make a Difference.
Explore our practical, evidence-informed education programs. Designed to build skills, confidence, and connection for people with psychosocial disability, their families, and the professionals who support them. From specialist training for providers to life-changing workshops for participants and parents, our programs support meaningful growth at every level.
Explore Our Programs
Wellbeing & Relationships - 3 Weeks
Monday: 16th November 2026 - 30th November 2026
11am -12pm or 3:30pm-4:30pm
11am -12pm or 3:30pm-4:30pm
INSPIRE: Wellbeing & Relationships Program
Ready to build confidence, strengthen relationships, and develop practical skills for everyday life?
Over 3 weeks, participants will explore:
- Communication skills
- Healthy relationships & boundaries
- Emotional wellbeing & resilience
- Confidence & independence
- Social connection & friendship building
Whether you’re looking to grow your confidence, improve your wellbeing, or connect with others, INSPIRE provides a supportive space to learn and thrive.
Contact Anala’s Training and Education Lead
Jack Thomson: 0438 050 447
programs@anala.com.au
INSPIRE: Real Skills for Real Life
INSPIRE is a practical and engaging group program designed to help participants build the skills, confidence, and independence needed for everyday life. Over 3 weeks, participants will develop practical skills in:
- Cooking & Food Preparation
- Meal Planning & Grocery Shopping
- Household Tasks & Organisation
- Home & Community Safety
- Public Transport & Travel Skills
- Daily Living & Independence Skills
Location: Fairy Meadow
Commencing 7th December 2026
INSPIRE provides a supportive and engaging environment where participants can build confidence, learn practical life skills, and increase their independence in everyday situations.
To learn more contact Anala’s Training and Education Lead
Jack Thomson – 0438 050 447
programs@anala.com.au
Real Skills for Real Life – 3 Weeks
Monday: 7th December 2026 – 21th of December 2026
11:00 am – 12:00pm
3:30pm – 4:30pm
Wednesday 9th December 2026 – 23rd December 2026
11:00 am – 12:00pm
3:30pm – 4:30pm
Time: 11:00am - 12:00pm Date: Wednesday 2nd December or Wednesday 9th December 2026 (final date to be confirmed)
Location: Shellharbour Civic Centre
Cost: $25 General Admission
Yilabara Partcipants: Free via Scholarship
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INSPIRE: Making Your Wages Work for You
Financial wellbeing for employment success.
Getting a job is only part of the journey. Understanding how to manage your money can help you make the most of your wages, reduce financial stress and achieve your goals.
This practical workshop explores budgeting, saving, spending habits, payslips and take-home pay, while providing simple tools and strategies participants can use immediately.
Participants will learn how good money management supports employment, independence and future opportunities, leaving with a personal financial goal, a simple budget and a practical action plan.
Contact Anala’s Training and Education Lead Jack Thomson:
0438 050 447
programs@anala.com.au
Organisational Consultancy
Anala’s consultants work alongside organisations across a range of sectors to strengthen workforce capability, governance, and operational continuity. Through values‑based, practical consulting, we help organisations create systems that are clear, ethical, and sustainable. Anala’s consultancy supports organisations to grow with integrity, clarity, and confidence.
Want to know more about Anala's Training and Programs?
Whether you’re a provider looking to upskill your team, a participant wanting to build confidence, or a parent seeking support, you don’t have to figure it out alone.
Frequently Asked Questions
Our education programs are designed for a range of people, including NDIS participants, parents and carers, and professionals working in mental health, disability, and human services. Whether you’re building personal skills or professional capability, our programs are grounded in real-world experience and tailored to meet diverse learning needs.
Not necessarily. Some of our individual workshops are funded through NDIS plans—particularly under Capacity Building supports—but we also welcome private participants and referrals from community organisations. Get in touch to see what’s available and how it can work with your funding.
Yes. We offer customised training packages for organisations across the disability, mental health, and community sectors. Our facilitators work closely with you to tailor content, delivery style, and learning outcomes to meet your team’s goals and context.
Our parenting program is designed specifically for carers of children and young people with psychosocial disability or complex needs. We combine practical strategies with emotional support, recognising that parenting in this context often requires specialised tools, connection, and care.
