WATCH is evolving ensuring that the needs of its participants are foremost in planning that takes place from Board level to the day-to-day learning programs and activities that occur. Learning programs and activities are regularly added to the list or adjusted to reflect peoples’ goals and changing support needs. This includes as an example the Inspire Group that caters to young people (18-25 years old) to help further develop their social skills, independent living skills, creative skills, and community connections. Also, many programs and activities have a sensory focus for those people with ASD, vision or auditory challenges. All group and individualised programs and activities are evaluated for relevance and interest each year, and any new programs and activities that are introduced are trialed for suitability and sustainability.
