Disability Farm‑Skills Program
Where animals support learning, confidence and connection.
A calm, rural environment offering:
• Hands‑on animal‑care activities
• Safe, supervised farm routines
• Confidence‑building experiences
• Individual & group sessions
Our Disability Farm‑Skills Program provides meaningful, supervised activities for NDIS Participants who benefit from hands‑on learning, routine, sensory engagement and animal interaction.
We support participants to build confidence, independence and daily‑living skills in a calm, structured environment.
This is not passive attendance — it’s real participation, real learning, and real growth.
What Participants Learn
OPEN TO ALL AGES
1:1 OR GROUP PROGRAMS
ANIMAL WELFARE WARRIORS
Farm Animal Feeding Program
THE FARM CREW
Projects & Maintenance Program
FARM TO FORK
Gardening & Cooking Program
PARTNERED WITH
On the move allied health & supports
At OTM, we aim to create an environment where every individual is treated equally, with respect and receives the support and care they require and deserve. We offer exceptional professional allied health and support services to all our participants that are tailored to their individual needs and goals.
Our team members are trained, reliable and punctual. We match our team members with participants according to their needs, interests and goals. This enables both the participants and our team members to make the most of the services being provided. We ensure regular and consistent team members for each participant to build connections, understanding and familiarity maximising our impact for the participants.
NDIS Support Categories
The J & J Farm Disability Day Program is fully NDIS‑aligned. Participants can use their Core and Capacity Building funding to attend our farm‑based skill development, social participation and life‑skills sessions.
Core Supports – Assistance with Social & Community Participation (Category 4)
Line Item Number
04_104_0125_1_1
Group-Based Community, Social & Recreational Activities
For group farm sessions, teamwork, animal care, gardening, and structured group learning.
Line Item Number
04_102_0125_1_1
Individual Community Participation
For 1:1 farm skills sessions, confidence building, independent skill development and personalised support.
Line Item Number
04_590_0136_1_1
Provider Travel (Labour)
Used when our staff travel as part of delivering support.
Line Item Number
04_599_0136_1_1
Provider Travel (Non‑Labour)
Used for travel costs such as vehicle expenses.
Capacity Building – Increased Social & Community Participation (Category 9)
Line Item Number
09_009_0116_6_3
Skills Development & Training
For structured farm skills, animal care education, safety training and learning modules.
Line Item Number
09_008_0116_6_3
Individual Skill Development & Training
For personalised 1:1 learning sessions such as horse care, stable management and land care tasks.
Capacity Building – Daily Living (Category 15)
Line Item Number
15_037_0117_1_3
Individual Life Skills Development
For cooking, routines, planning, safety and independence-building activities.
Line Item Number
15_035_0117_1_3
Group Life Skills Development
For group cooking, shared tasks, teamwork and collaborative farm routines.