NDIS Day Programs for Adults With Disabilities
Create beats, explore sounds and express yourself through VHCC’s Electronic Music Day Program for adults with disabilities and NDIS funding.
No previous music experience is needed. Start with simple activities and build your skills at your own pace in a supportive environment. Explore electronic music production, experiment with different sounds and work towards creating your own music.
Activities support individual goals and provide opportunities to build creativity, confidence, digital skills, problem-solving, and social connections.
About This Program
Discover electronic music production through creative, hands-on activities. Whether you’re making your first beat or exploring new ways to create music, you can take part at your own level in a supportive environment.
You don’t need to play an instrument or know how to read music. Start with simple rhythms and sounds, then gradually explore melodies, recording, sound design and mixing as your skills and interests develop.
VHCC’s program combines creative activities with opportunities to build practical and social skills. Work on individual and group projects, share ideas and develop confidence while creating something of your own.
Program Highlights
NDIS Funding Used
What You’ll Learn
Explore hands-on music activities that support creativity, confidence, digital skills and social connections, with opportunities to learn and create at your own pace.
Discover different electronic music styles and learn the basics of music production software. Explore how sounds work together to create music.
Make drum patterns and experiment with rhythm and tempo. Start with simple beats and build more detailed patterns as your confidence grows.
Explore virtual instruments and synthesizers to create melodies, basslines and musical patterns. Try different sounds and develop your own ideas.
Record and edit sounds, explore audio samples and experiment with loops and effects to give your music a personal touch.
Bring beats, melodies and sounds together into a track. Learn basic arranging and mixing techniques to make each part work together.
Work on individual and group music projects, practise communication and teamwork, and share your creations with others if you choose.
Who Is This For?
No previous music experience is needed—you don’t need to play an instrument or read music. Our team will discuss your interests, support needs and available NDIS funding with you before confirming participation.
How It Works
Register your interest and our team will help you explore whether the Electronic Music Day Program suits your interests, goals and support needs. Registering your interest does not confirm a place.
Complete our online form and select Electronic Music Day Program. You can also select any other day programs that interest you.
Our team will contact you within two business days. Martin, our Day Programs Manager, will discuss your interests, support needs, program suitability and available NDIS funding.
If the program is suitable, our team will discuss available places, dates and arrangements with you before confirming your participation.
Why This Matters
Creating electronic music offers opportunities to develop practical and social skills through activities you enjoy. VHCC’s Electronic Music Day Program combines creative expression with activities aligned with participant interests and goals.
From choosing sounds and planning a track to solving problems and collaborating with others, participants can practise valuable skills while working towards something of their own.
Whether you’re creating a simple beat or developing a complete piece of music, you can build confidence through achievable projects and celebrate your progress along the way.
Who We Support
The Electronic Music Day Program is designed for adults with disabilities and NDIS funding. Our team will discuss your interests and support needs to help determine whether the program is suitable for you.
Hands-on music activities for participants with intellectual disabilities, with opportunities to explore sounds, create simple beats and build confidence through achievable projects.
Creative music activities for participants on the autism spectrum, with opportunities to explore musical interests, develop digital skills and connect with others at their own pace.
Supportive music activities for participants living with psychosocial disability, offering opportunities for self-expression, confidence and social connections through shared creative experiences.
Creative music activities for participants with physical disabilities, with opportunities to explore music technology, express themselves and build skills at their own pace.
Register your interest in VHCC’s Electronic Music Day Program. Explore sounds, create your own music and connect with others in a supportive environment. No previous music experience is needed.
Complete this form and our intake team will be in touch within one business day.
