Every person has the ability to shape their future.
It’s what makes us Create.Able.
CREATE.ABLE.
A SCHOOL LEAVERS TRANSITION AND
EMPLOYMENT PATHWAYS PROGRAM.
Based in Rouse Hill in Sydney’s north-west, our programs support young adults aged 15–35 with disability and neurodivergence (low-support needs) build skills and pathways towards employment.
Create.Able. is a hands-on program that helps young adults with disabilities develop practical skills and confidence to pursue meaningful work opportunities.
Through real-world learning and guided support, participants build independence, gain valuable experience, and explore employment pathways suited to their strengths and interests.
We believe everyone has the ability to learn, grow, and contribute—and we’re here to help make that happen.
NDIS Participants Welcome – Supporting skill development, social connection, and employment pathways tailored to individual needs.
PROGRAM DESCRIPTIONS
Content Creators
A two-term program focused on skills development in Content Creation.
Content Creators is a practical, hands-on program designed to support young adults to develop real-world skills in digital media, communication, and creative expression. Participants will learn how to plan, produce, and share content across video production, animation, podcasting, and social media.
Across 18 weeks, participants will work collaboratively on the production of two short films, gaining experience in every stage of the process—from developing ideas and scripting, to filming, editing, and sharing finished work. This structured approach supports the development of teamwork, communication, and the ability to follow processes and complete meaningful projects.
The program also includes excursions to industry partners and guest presentations from media professionals, giving participants insight into real-world creative environments and potential employment pathways. These experiences are designed to build confidence, expand networks, and connect learning to community and industry settings.
Designed for people aged 17–35 with disability and low support needs. Sessions are delivered in a supportive environment and tailored to different learning styles, with a strong focus on building independence, confidence, and practical skills that can be applied in everyday life.
By the end of the program, participants will have created a portfolio of original content and developed skills in communication, problem-solving, and collaboration. These outcomes support increased participation in community activities and can contribute to future study, volunteering, or employment opportunities.
Program Details
Mondays and Thursdays (2 days per week across NSW School TermS 2-3)
Duration: 35 days across 18 weeks
Time: 9:30am – 3:00pm (includes a 30-minute lunch break)
What you’ll gain
Improved communication and social interaction skills
Increased confidence in group and community participation
Development of digital and creative production skills
Experience working towards goals and completing projects
A portfolio to support future study, volunteering, or employment opportunities
Exposure to industry environments and professionals
Program Fees
Total fees for the 35 days: $11,550 ($330 per day)
Program Commences
Monday 4 May 2026
Creative Studio
A two-term program focused on skills development in Art and Design
Creative Studio is a supportive, hands-on program designed to help young adults develop skills in art and design. Participants will explore a range of creative techniques including drawing, painting, and digital art, while building confidence in expressing their ideas visually.
Across 18 weeks, participants will learn and practice core art and design skills such as sketching, colour use, composition, and working with different materials and digital tools. Sessions are structured to support individual learning styles, with step-by-step guidance and opportunities to develop personal projects at a comfortable pace.
The program encourages both independent creativity and social connection, supporting participants to share ideas, give and receive feedback, and build confidence in a small group setting. Activities are designed to strengthen focus, problem-solving, and fine motor skills, while also supporting communication and self-expression.
Creative Studio is designed for people aged 17–35 with disability and low support needs. The environment is inclusive, flexible, and focused on building practical skills that can be applied in everyday life, community participation, and future creative pathways.
By the end of the program, participants will have developed a portfolio of artwork and gained confidence in using a variety of artistic techniques and tools. These outcomes can support increased independence, social participation, and pathways into further study, hobbies, or creative opportunities.
Program Details
Tuesday afternoons (across NSW School Term 2-3)
Duration: 18 days
Time: 12.00pm – 3:00pm
What you’ll gain
Improved confidence in creative expression
Development of drawing, painting, and digital art skills
Increased focus, planning, and task completion skills
Enhanced social interaction and group participation
A portfolio of original artwork
Program Fees
Total fees for the 18 days: $3,240 ($180 per day)
Program Commences
Tuesday 5 May 2026
✔ Inclusive, respectful and supportive environment
✔ Clear structure and routine
✔ Small groups for personalised attention
Why Create.Able. works for young adults with disabilities
✔ Opportunities to build social confidence
✔ Encouraging, strengths-based approach
✔ Safe and supervised setting
THE NITTY GRITTY
What to bring: Notepad and pens, laptop or tablet, refreshments such as morning and afternoon tea, lunch, water bottle.
Location: Unit 71, 275 Annangrove Rd, Rouse Hill, NSW, 2155.
Will I be in an inclusive environment? Yes.
Register your interest now for a follow up discussion.
REGISTER YOUR INTEREST
Enter your details to schedule a conversation with one of our friendly staff to find out more about our Create.Able. program.
OUR PROGRAMS OFFER A RANGE OF BENEFITS TO PARTICIPANTS
Increased independence in daily routines and decision-making
Improved communication and social participation skills
Greater capacity to participate in employment and community activities
Increased self-management, regulation, and confidence
Improved understanding of workplace expectations and routines
Development of practical, transferable skills for work and volunteering
Reduced reliance on informal and paid supports over time
YOUR TRAINING FACILITIES
ACADEMY STUDIOS, ROUSE HILL
An expansive training facility in Rouse Hill, the studio includes dedicated areas for training, shooting and editing still
and video content, along with a podcasting studio to record either pre-recorded or live podcasts.
TESTIMONIALS
FAQs
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Other than a willingness to learn and a drive to succeed, there are no formal entry requirements. Everyone is encouraged to apply.
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You will study alongside no more than 12 other students.
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You will need access to a laptop or tablet with ability to access the internet and download and run software.
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Yes. NDIS funds may be used to access our services for individuals who are self-managed or plan-managed .
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Quite a lot. Over the course of the last two years, our staff have delivered over 2,000 hours of training to young adults with disabilities alone.
These program participants have had a variety of disabilities or neurodivergence.
We are happy to discuss some of the experiences and the beneficial outcomes that our programs have had on young people, leading to tangible employment outcomes.