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What Is Tribe Month?
Tribe Month is a themed monthly initiative created to bring people together through fun, inclusive, community-driven activities. Each month celebrates a different theme — creativity, music, wellbeing, youth, social connection or community pride — giving everyone something new to enjoy and participate in.
The purpose of Tribe Month is simple: to make connection easy, meaningful and accessible for all.
It provides opportunities for people who feel isolated, overlooked or disconnected to join a supportive community where they can meet others, share experiences, and build genuine friendships.
Tribe Month exists because everyone deserves a place where they feel welcome. By focusing on connection, inclusion and real-life participation, it helps people find their confidence, explore new interests and enjoy social experiences without pressure.
Joining Tribe Month is easy — simply attend any weekly activity, come along to a special monthly event, or contact the Tribe team to find out what’s happening and how to get involved.
Everyone is invited, and everyone belongs.
This Month’s Theme
Each Tribe Month celebrates a unique focus designed to bring people together, encourage participation and inspire meaningful connection. Every theme reflects the values of inclusion, community, and belonging — giving members something fresh and exciting to look forward to each month.
Everyone is invited, and everyone belongs.
- Mental Health Month – promoting wellbeing, connection and emotional support
- Youth Month – empowering young people through creativity, activities and mentorship
- Community Creativity Month – celebrating art, imagination and creative expression
- Music & Arts Month – live music, performances, workshops and cultural activities
- Volunteer Appreciation Month – recognising and celebrating the people who give their time to help others
Featured Weekly Activities This Month
Every week during Tribe Month, the community comes alive with fun, inclusive activities designed to help people connect, make friends and enjoy meaningful experiences. These activities are open to everyone — all ages, all abilities, all backgrounds — and offer a relaxed, supportive atmosphere where people can simply show up and feel welcome.
Art Days
Creative sessions where people can paint, draw and explore artistic expression together.
Gaming Sessions
friendly video-game and console hangouts with plenty of laughs and social interaction.
Karaoke Nights
A fun, confidence-boosting night where everyone is encouraged to sing, cheer and enjoy the moment.
Live Music
Acoustic performances and community musicians bringing good vibes to the Tribe Clubhouse.
Barbecue Meetups
Casual social BBQ gatherings — including the free fortnightly Suttons Beach community BBQ.
Board Games
Strategy games, card games and group favourites that spark conversation and connection.
Dungeons & Dragons
Imaginative adventures and teamwork-based storytelling sessions for beginners and experienced players.
NDIS Community Participation Supports
Tribe Social Belonging helps NDIS participants build confidence, independence and genuine social connection through meaningful community access. Our support workers create opportunities for real experiences — from outings and events to skills development, social adventures and everyday participation.
Whether it’s grabbing a coffee, joining group activities, attending workshops, exploring new places or simply spending time with people who care, Tribe makes community involvement feel easy, fun and welcoming.
Community access and social participation
Recreational activities and group outings
Skill-building through real experiences
NDIS Driving Instruction
Recovery Coaching
A warm, inclusive environment where everyone belongs
What People Say About Tribe
Real voices from our community sharing their experiences of connection, belonging and support.
just so friendly and everyone is welcome!
Good on you Ryan for creating something so special.
the sole purpose of talking, listening & getting to know each other.
