Accompanied activities for health and wellbeing.

If you need help to get out and about and stay socially connected to your community then we can help. St John Ambulance Qld accompanied activities are delivered by a team of caring professional support workers who are sensitive to your individual needs.

Our service is flexible and lets you stay connected to your community in a way that suits you. Available in north Brisbane, Redcliffe Peninsula, Caboolture, Maryborough and Bundaberg.

Download our Accompanied Activities brochure here.

Day to day outings

Access shops, markets, the post office or bank with the support and assistance of a friendly St John Qld staff member.

Health appointments

Assistance and support to attend health and medical appointments.

Social outings

Support to attend leisure activities such as seeing a movie, attending a craft class or going out for coffee.

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How we can help you.

  • Receive services with confidence that we have all the COVID-19 precautions in place.
  • All of our staff and volunteers are vetted and you can trust that you are kept safe at all times.
  • Flexible services to accommodate your individual requirements.
  • We care! We will be there to help you and ensure that you receive the service you requested.
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Other accompanied activities.

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Day to day outings.

Assisting a person through day-to-day activities such as bill paying and accessing the shops.

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Health appointments

Assistance and support to attend health and medical appointments.

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Social outings

Support to attend leisure and recreational activities.

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"It makes me get up in the morning, and it's somebody to talk to. It brings me a lot of enjoyment."

Salah - St John Ambulance Qld Community Transport Driver

Registered NDIS provider

St John Ambulance Qld is a proud partner of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS). The NDIS is helping to support a better life for hundreds of thousands of Australians each day.

Understanding the NDIS