There will be a jumping castle, face painting, fairy floss, helium balloons, a quiet sensory space and a performance from some talented kids. We’ll also collecting donations to support our programs for children and young people with disability.
Getting there:
Rhodes Foreshore Park has a children’s playground, public toilets, a picnic area and a café.
By car
There is limited parking in the streets surrounding the park.
By public transport
Rhodes train station is a 8 minute walk from the park. There are also bus stops along Marquet St (458, 526, 533, N81), a 3 minutes walk to the park.
Preparing your child:
If you would like to help your child prepare and know what to expect from the event you can talk to them in advance about the activities that will be happening on the day. Below you will find some visuals to support their understanding. There will be a quiet sensory area to go to if you or your child is feeling overwhelmed or over-stimulated. Lifestart allied health staff will be at the event to support you and your child if you need it.
