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31/12/2025

02/12/2025

Check out the website for more information! https://www.hurdle.support/youth-employment-assistance/

05/11/2025

Join us today! We are thrilled to offer Support Coordination services to NDIS participants. Let's chat over the phone and schedule a meeting to explore how Hurdle can assist you in maximising your NDIS funding. Let's get started!

03/07/2025

Ensure you're making the most of your NDIS funding by utilising it effectively. Don't let your NDIS funds go to waste - remember to plan and spend your funding wisely to support your goals and needs. https://www.hurdle.support/use-it-or-lose-it/

16/01/2025

We're buzzing with excitement to share our latest BLOG on the government’s reforms to the NDIS!
Find out all the juicy details and what it means for participants. https://www.hurdle.support/blogs/

18/07/2023

Todays adventure at Escape Hunt Melbourne was both challenging and fun!
We were faced with a series of intricate puzzles and mind-boggling riddles that truly tested our problem-solving skills.
Despite the difficulty, the experience was an absolute blast, leaving us with unforgettable memories and a newfound appreciation for the art of escape rooms.

Try and figure out the riddle!!

03/07/2023

Are you up for the challenge of outsmarting the Zodiac Thief and emerging victorious, or will the thief strike again, leaving us with more mysteries to solve? 🗝🔎

18/05/2023

Community Access - Melbourne Sealife Aquarium May 2nd 2023

Hurdle NDIS participants had a fantastic day getting out into the community and explored the Melbourne Sealife Aquarium.
The highlight of the day was the Jellyfish Lab Tour, where we were all able to gain a behind the scenes look into how the scientists study Jellyfish.

Here is some feedback provided by a participant who recently visited the Melbourne Aquarium:

It had been 20 years since I’d visited the Melbourne Aquarium.
I saw Hurdle’s advertisement inviting NDIS participants to join a community outing to the Aquarium.
I hopped on the train and met the Hurdle team at Flinders Street Station for the short walk to the Aquarium. Our first stop was the Jelly Lab, where we had the opportunity to learn about the different species and see the Aquarium’s breeding program.

I found out that Jelly Fish are not really fish, they should be called Sea Jellies. After our lab experience, we followed the map around the different areas of the Aquarium. One of the standout attractions for me was visiting one of Australia’s biggest saltwater crocodile, Pinjarra who is 5 meters in length and weighs 750kg.
After walking around and seeing different sea life we headed down to Penguins Playground. I enjoyed watching the Gentoo penguins come down the slide and into the pool, showing off to us. It was lunchtime in the Playground and it was exciting to watch all the penguins line up for lunch.
The Emperor Penguins were well trained, following the keepers hand gestures to jump on the scales to weigh in before getting lunch.
After enjoying lunch together at Federation Square, we chatted about our exciting day and everything we learnt. We are all looking forward to Hurdle’s next community adventure.
Written by Jonathon P.

Overall, it was a fantastic day experience, and we're eagerly awaiting the next Hurdle outing.

Contact us atndis@hurdle.support if you'd like to be informed of our upcoming Access the Community events.