Cooking is a lifelong skill!

You can eat well, entertain family and friends and have fun. So please come and join us in this Saturday afternoon cooking session.

Here's what we will be up to in February!

6th February - Entree - Gozleme

13th February - Main - Kofta Skewers

20th February - Vanilla Custard Pastry

Important: If you are not familiar with cooking and using the various appliances in the kitchen please make sure that an adult is available to help out.

You will need to have your laptop or tablet set up so that you can join in the session and cook along side the instructor.

Be sure to cover any equipment so that it doesn't get covered in custard!!

The session will be moderated by a Hear For You Staff member or Mentor.

Once you have registered, we will then email you a Zoom Invite, Recipe and any other details that you might need to know about to cook up a storm.

Why Cook: it is a handy life skill to:

- enable your independence post school,

- entertain your family and friends (what better way to build friendships than your amazing cooking of food),

- deaf people usually end up being amazing cooks.

If you have any questions please email onlineprograms@hearforyou.com.au

NDIS Information

Can I use my current NDIS funding to cover future online workshops?

Yes this is possible. During registration for the NDIS ticket, please fill out the required information so we can process the NDIS booking on our end.

How many NDIS hours are actually needed for this event?

5 hours total

Which NDIS Support Categories will the funding be charged under?

There are two Support Categories to use:

Support Category No.9 "Increased Social and Community Participation"

• Support Item: Life transition planning including mentoring, peer support and individual skill development.
• Support Item Ref No. 09_006_0106_6_3
• Description: Establishing volunteer assistance within the participant’s home or community to develop skills. For instance, assistance in attending appointments, shopping, bill paying, taking part in social activities and maintaining contact with others.

If Support Category No.9 is unavailable, Support Cluster No.15 can be used:

Support Category No. 15 "Improved daily living skills"

• Support Item: Assistance with decision making, daily planning, budgeting
• Support Item Ref No. 15_035_0106_1_3
• Description: Provision of time limited support to assist a person to develop and maintain daily budget, including assisting in planning purchases.

I am currently planning to register on the NDIS, what information do I need to present to the NDIA planner?

Please go to http://hearforyou.com.au/program/ndis/ for all the required information

What if I am not on the NDIS/I am not eligible for the NDIS and I would to love to attend, what do I do?

1. You can choose to register on a Non-NDIS ticket and pay the fee of $30 (for all sessions)

OR

2. If you have financial hardship, please email onlineprograms@hearforyou.com.au to discuss.

Are there ID requirements or an age limit to enter the online workshops?

If you are a deaf/hard of hearing high school teenager who communicates via speaking, this event is perfect for you! 

Where can I contact the organiser with any questions?

Email onlineprograms@hearforyou.com.au

Please be advised that by providing us with your child’s details, you agree and give consent to your child to join in Hear For You programs/workshops. Hear For You will keep and maintain your details and your child’s details in our database.

Hear For You will not share your/your child’s details with other organisations. To view the Hear For You Privacy Policy, please go to https://hearforyou.com.au/about-us/policies/

By registering, you agree to having the session recorded and it will be governed by our Privacy policy. If you do not want to be recorded, you are responsible for turning off your webcam and microphone before you enter the session and to make sure you only ask questions via the chat function or via email after the session.