What's on at CPL's Ashgrove service?
Whether you want to meet new people, develop a specific skill or get out in the community, CPL's Ashgrove service has a range of programs you can choose from.
Through relationships with local organisations like Screech Arts, our Ashgrove service provides opportunities for people with disability to access capacity building, recreational creative pursuits and pathways to paid employment.
CPL's Ashgrove service is located on Turrbal Country.
You can find us at:
228 Coopers Camp Rd, Ashgrove QLD 4060
Our Services
Disability services available at Ashgrove
Get out and about in the local community
Individual and group supports are offered to give people with disability more access to the Ashgrove community. Activities and outings our clients enjoy include:
- Park visits
- Outings at Southbank
- Museums and exhibitions
- Restaurants and dining
- Using public transport
Creative, Recreational & Life Skills Programs
CPL's Ashgrove service has a thriving creative program, as well as offering capacity building opportunities for clients who want to learn new skills. Activities include:
- Art and textiles
- Arts
- Sailing
- bingo and trivia
- Baking
- Music
- Boccia
- Sewing
- Gardening
- Cooking
- Recycle crafts
Screech Arts
Screech Arts is an innovative and inclusive performing arts program for creative spirits of all ages and abilities. The team work alongside Access Arts to create a strong foundation of creativity and inclusion including. With weekly classes, participants can discover, evolve, and unleash their creativity through drama, acting, dance, film, music, singing, production, scriptwriting, and set design. Why not join us for a free trial? Activities with Screech include:
- Creative development
- Voice, movement and self-expression
- Working with peers as part of a team
- Building self-confidence and self-expression
Meet our clients
“I enjoying coming to Ashgrove CPL. They have the best activities, friendly staff and outings. I learned how to use public transport, like the bus and train. Now, I am a go card holder. Thanks to CPL Ashgrove, I have started to use public transport to go to the shops on Thursday.” - Gino, CPL Ashgrove client
“I enjoying doing art and creating new things. I also really enjoy being able to get out in the community and doing new activities and exploring the city” - Tanya, CPL Ashgrove client
Frequently Asked Questions
What makes CPL Ashgrove different from other disability services?
CPL's Ashgrove service offers individual and group disability supports, community access programs and life skills development. Our team works with people to achieve their goals and participate more fully in their local community.
What creative programs are available at CPL Ashgrove
CPL Ashgrove has a thriving creative program as well as capacity building opportunities for clients. These programs may include creative projects based on participant interests such as art and textiles, print making, baking, alongside their Screech Arts program focusing on performing arts.
Learn more: cpl.org.au/creative-programs
What is Screech Arts?
Screech Arts works alongside Access Arts, as an innovative and inclusive program for teens and young adults of all abilities to discover themselves through performing arts. Activities may include voice, movement and self expression, drama classes, singing workshops, and theatre ensembles.
Screech Arts and Access Arts are proudly part of CPL.
Can I learn new skills at CPL Ashgrove
Yes. CPL Ashgrove supports capacity building through creative, recreational and life skills programs designed to help participants develop confidence, independence and practical skills such as cooking, and using public transport.
Learn more: cpl.org.au/creative-recreational-life-skills-activities
Do I need artistic experience to join the programs?
No. Our programs welcome people of all skill levels, whether you're trying something new or developing existing creative talents.
What community activities are available through CPL Ashgrove?
Participants regularly enjoy community outings including restaurants, sporting events, outings at Southbank, museums and exhibitions, public transport experiences and local attractions.
Learn more: cpl.org.au/getting-out-community
Who can access CPL's Ashgrove disability services?
Our services are available to people with disability seeking support to build independence, connect with their community, learn new skills and achieve personal goals.
Is CPL Ashgrove funded through the NDIS?
Yes. Many of our services can be funded through an NDIS plan. Our team can help you understand which supports may be available to you.
Learn more about funding options: cpl.org.au/payment-funding-information
Where is CPL Ashgrove located?
CPL Ashgrove is located at 228 Coopers Camp Rd, Ashgrove QLD 4060
How do I find out if CPL Ashgrove is right for me?
You can contact CPL to talk about your goals, the supports you’re looking for, and what services may be available through the Ashgrove team.
Learn more: cpl.org.au/contact-us
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