Mate, Date, or Fake - Elizabeth

Registration & Service Agreement

A program delivered by a multi-disciplinary team of allied health professionals  for autistic children aged 13 to 17, focusing on encouraging healthy relationships and connections with others, with a focus on cyber safety when interacting with people online. The program aims to empower with the knowledge and skills required to navigate relationships in the digital age safely.

Core program goals: Foster healthy relationships, provide education on cyber safety, and equip children with skills to navigate online interactions.


Date: 23rd of April 2024

Time: 1:00pm to 4:00pm

Location: Autism SA Northern Hub, Elizabeth (1/57 Elizabeth Way, Elizabeth) 

Duration: 3 hour session and 15 minutes non face to face 

Full Program Cost: $362.25


Please note that the submission of this form does not guarantee entry into this group. Your responses will be reviewed to ensure clinical suitability of the group and to ensure that appropriate supports can be put in place for your child. The first 4 eligible participants to complete this form will secure places in the program and the remainder will be prioritised for last minute cancellations. Our team will be in touch with you in the coming weeks with more information to confirm these details.


Participant details


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Registration/Service Agreement

Please complete and submit this form to register for the program.  Once complete, your answers to the below questions will form your Service Agreement.  You will be asked to agree to our Terms and Conditions and the costs of the program.  You will receive a copy of your answers once submitted.

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How much will it cost?

Full program price is  $362.25

Each session includes 3 hours face to face and 15 minutes non face to face support.

The cost of the program is in line with NDIS rates.

Please note if using NDIS funding, this will come from your Improved Daily Living Budget.

The relevant policies are: 

T&C's Autism SA NDIS

T&C's Autism SA FFS


Duty of Care

Parents are not required to remain onsite for the duration of the program. However, please ensure that you are contactable in the event of an emergency.

Medication:
If your child or the person you support required routine medication administration, we will not be responsible for administering this during group times. Please ensure you are available to administer.

Accident and Incident Process:

Our staff are first aid trained. In the event of an accident, our staff will provide first aid treatment to your child (if required) and document the incident through our incident management system.

In the event of a serious accident, our staff will seek medical assistance and call an ambulance if required. Any costs associated with the ambulance will be invoiced to the parents/caregiver.

Where medical assistance is required, our staff will first seek medical guidance and then contact parents/caregivers. 

Food Allergies:

Please be mindful that children in our program may have allergies. Nuts and eggs, including foods containing nut products, are not permitted onsite.


Photographic/Video Release Authority

I grant Autism SA, its representatives, employees and suppliers the right to take/use photographs/videos of myself and/or my child/children and my property during attendance at the above-identified event for use in Autism SA marketing collateral such as annual reports, publicity materials, advertising, social media and web content.

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