Kidz Like Us Camps & Clubs are vibrant, inclusive spaces where neurodivergent young people can
belong, discover, develop, explore and thrive.
Through hands-on challenges, creative activities, new experiences and plenty of fun, we help young people uncover what makes them them, build confidence and skills, explore their interests and discover possibilities for their future. Small groups, big personalities and no pressure to fit in – because here, being different is exactly the point.
WELCOME TO OUR NEW SPACE!
One hall. Four spaces. Loads of possibilities.
On Kidz Like Us Saturdays, Pioneer Hall transforms into a space designed for young people to explore, create, connect and just be themselves.
Forget rows of desks and traditional classrooms. Our open, accessible space is transformed into different zones, each with its own vibe and purpose.
Take a little peek at what we're creating! This AI-generated mock-up is based on Pioneer Hall and our planned Kidz Like Us set-up. The final space may look a slightly different.
THE HANGOUT
The Hangout was designed to be a relaxed place to meet, chat, play, chill out or simply settle in.
On our very first day at Pioneer Hall, this is exactly where our KLU Crew ended up! Connected by a giant chess board - sharing knowledge of the game, teaching one another and settling into Saturday Club without realising it!
CREATIVE LABS
The Creative Labs' space was designed to be an area where ideas come to life!
Every week brings something different to discover, build, design, investigate, test or solve.
Take a look at some of our creations, so far!
REFUEL
Refuel is our dining space for grabbing a drink, trying something new, sharing lunch and catching up around the table.
We're really good at using this for eating, breaking away from activities and having a chit-chat!
FREESPACE
A little visual to help you picture the space!
Need a break? No problem. Freespace is somewhere to step away from the action, recharge and return when you're ready.
There’s no pressure to be in the same place, doing the same thing, at the same time. Young people have structure when it helps, choice when they need it, and space to discover what they enjoy, what they’re good at and who they want to be.
The Freespace has become our after-lunch-go-to area! We bring it right back to fun and silly games like hide and seek, musical chairs and tag! We have also challenged ourselves with speedy sketching and show not tell - avoiding words and communicating through drawings and actions.
