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Programs That Turn Social Anxiety Into Social Confidence.
Frontline Friends offers structured, evidence-informed programs that use gaming, guided conversation, and supportive coaching to build the skills young people need to thrive — socially, emotionally, and in everyday life.
Our programs are designed for neurodivergent teens and young adults, with a strong focus on confidence, communication, teamwork, emotional regulation, and real-world connection.
Whether someone is shy, unsure, withdrawn, or simply needs a safe space to build friendships, they’ll find their people here.
Where Fun Meets Growth — One Session At a Time.
Our weekly Gaming Social Groups are the heart of Frontline Friends.
These sessions combine structured gameplay with guided coaching to help participants learn to communicate, collaborate, and build friendships naturally.
What happens inside each session
- Supported small-group gaming
- Communication practice through team play
- Social prompts & conversation breaks
- Confidence-building challenges
- Gentle emotional regulation strategies
- Space to connect without pressure
Who It’s Perfect For
Young people who want friends but feel anxious, overwhelmed, or unsure about social situations.
What they gain:
- Better communication
- Stronger teamwork skills
- More comfort in group settings
- Real friendships that extend beyond the screen
- STA / Capacity Building
A Supported Pathway to Independence, Confidence & Community Participation.
This program provides a deeper level of support for participants who benefit from 1:1 guidance, personalised activities, and a structured environment designed for emotional growth.
Using gaming as a familiar and safe starting point, we work on:
Why it works:
Gaming allows participants to feel safe, in control, and open — making it easier to develop skills that often feel overwhelming in traditional settings.
Core capacity-building areas:
- Confidence & self-expression
- Emotional regulation
- Daily living and independence goals
- Social participation & communication
- Community engagement skills
Ideal for:
NDIS participants who are working toward personal development, independence, or social capacity goals.
- Drop-In Workshops & Events
Try New Things, Meet New People, and Build Confidence Without Pressure.
Our workshops are fun, relaxed, and designed to help participants explore:
- New skills
- Themed events (art, gaming, challenges, etc.)
- Community activities
- Social interactions in safe environments
Perfect for young people who want flexible, low-pressure opportunities to connect and grow.
The Outcomes That Change Everything
Participants commonly experience:
- More confidence in group and one-on-one interactions
- Better communication and ability to initiate conversation
- Stronger friendships and deeper social connections
- Improved emotional regulation
- Greater independence in everyday settings
- A reliable support system that grows with them
These aren’t just skills — they’re life-changing moments that carry into school, family life, work, and community involvement.
Flexible Plans. Simple Scheduling. NDIS-Friendly.
Frontline Friends programs are structured around accessibility and clarity.
What families can expect:
- Weekly or fortnightly program options
- Flexible, participant-led scheduling
- NDIS funding available (where applicable)
- Clear documentation and outcome reporting
- No confusing processes — we guide you through everything
NDIS Support Made Easy.
Frontline Friends supports multiple NDIS categories depending on the program:
- Capacity Building – Social & Community Participation
- Core Supports – Assistance with Social Participation
- Short-Term Accommodation (STA)
We help families and support coordinators with:
- Understanding eligibility
- Invoices & documentation
- Progress notes & reporting
- Budget allocation support