The Happy Human Hub: Disability Support Services in Lake Macquarie

Where Happy Humans Hang Out!

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Developing Social Connections, Fulfilment & Independence

Helping to Develop Physical, Tactile & Gross Motor Skills

Providing Learning in Safe & Fun Settings

Where Happy Humans Hang Out! 

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Welcome to The Happy Human Hub! We are a compassionate disability support service provider in Lake Macquarie, offering services to babies, children and young adults. Our staff understand the importance of fostering meaningful connections for self-esteem, independence and learning. Our focus is on facilitating constant interaction and communication among peers of similar ages and interests, promoting the development of friendships and essential life skills. 


Through our carefully curated blend of educational games and programs, we can help encourage progress in speech, tactile and fine motor skills. Join us for a fun, interactive journey that encompasses physical activities, educational enhancement, community access, and engaging social activities.


To enquire about our services, don’t hesitate to email us today at info@thehappyhumanhub.com.au.

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What We Offer

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We provide the following disability services in Lake Macquarie:


  • Community connection programs
  • Group & centre activities
  • Life skill development sessions
  • Assisted personal travel
  • Household task assistance
  • Educational sessions
  • Innovative community participation sessions
  • Transition support coordination


Contact our friendly staff today. We are accepting to all participants, offering tailored services to accommodate specific needs.

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We offer individual support programs. These can include assistance with daily life, technology-based programs, as well as games and lessons. All progress is monitored and recorded, with information relayed to therapists as required. 

The Happy Human Bubs is an educational playgroup for babies living with special needs. We run structured sessions to help your child reach specific developmental goals, compiling detailed notes for NDIS funding.

Participants in our school holiday program will have a chance to develop new skills, meet new friends and have an awesome time! We organise a wide range of indoor and outdoor activities.

We are happy to organise transport for daily outings, activities and appointments. Our vehicles are extremely well maintained and equipped with a first aid kit onboard.

Our group and centre-based activities are designed to nurture life skills and promote independence. Participants have the option to bring their support worker or take part in activities with one of our support workers.

We can assist with personal care, daily routines, housekeeping, budget organisation and much more. Our staff are committed to helping the people in their care develop key daily living skills to help promote independence.

Our Dynamic Development Program is designed to help children with special needs transition to support after school. We will help build early connections and work with your child to assist them in reaching their unique goals.

We run programs to help the kids in our care develop social and economic skills. For example, we run day trips, lunch gatherings, nature walks, movie outings and much more.

Our support coordination can help you better understand and utilise your NDIS plan, connect with care providers, as well as gain access to an array of government services. We are committed to helping you get the most out of your care plan.

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I’m the mother of 3 beautiful intelligent girls, Morgan 24, Bree 21 and Sophie 18. Morgan was born with Jacobsens Syndrome which displays as a moderate to severe learning delay. As the mother of a young adult with special needs, I want every possible opportunity for her to develop skills and gain knowledge associated with daily life. For young adults that don’t have the ability or haven’t yet acquired the skills to gain employment when they leave school, the main option is your typical disability day program. Morgan is in this category. Over a few years it became very clear our Morgan deserved more. Was there even a place where happy humans could hang out and thrive in a unique environment?

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