NDIS Participants
Dance with Us Toward Your Goals
For our NDIS participants, DanceUnity is more than just dance classes — it’s a supportive pathway toward achieving personal goals.
What You Can Work Towards
Social connections and community participation
Communication and relationship building
Independence and confidence
Emotional regulation and mental wellbeing
Physical health and coordination
Learning routines, planning and new skills
NDIS Invoice Requests
All class descriptions and pricing are available via the Registrations tab.
After selecting your classes:
Plan-managed and Self-managed participants can Use the form on this page to request an Invoice.
What Does Dancing Teach Us?
Social Skills
Dancing takes the pressure off the need to talk, while creating opportunities for connection through shared experiences.
Respect
Our classes promote respect for personal boundaries and those of others, ensuring a safe environment for all.
Physical Health
Latin dancing is a moderate activity that builds confidence, coordination and overall fitness.
Mental Health and Wellbeing
Dance helps release endorphins and boost serotonin, improving mood and reducing stress.
Communication
Partner dancing develops non-verbal communication through posture, connection and movement.
A Supportive and Inclusive Experience
Whether you join our standard classes or those designed specifically for neurodivergent participants, you will benefit from:
Inclusive, welcoming culture
Small class sizes
Experienced, understanding instructors
Flexible Learning Approach
Latin dancing is often partnered, but solo options are always available
New steps are introduced without a partner first
Our Latin Dance | Support Classes are mostly unpartnered
No pressure to move into partnered dancing
You are welcome to bring a support person (formal or informal) at no additional cost.
For Allied Health Professionals
DanceUnity can support structured, goal-based programs.
Our classes and social events can be utilised by:
Psychologists
Occupational Therapists
Support Workers
Social Dancing and Community Events
Our social dances bring the wider dance community together to connect and practice in a relaxed environment.
What to Expect
Dinner, performances or beginner classes
A quieter early session (6–8pm) for easier social interaction
Opportunities to build confidence and connections
For NDIS Participants
A useful way to gradually build tolerance to sensory environments
Events run every 4–6 weeks
Support workers typically only need to attend the first 2 hours
Events are usually low or no cost.
Visit our Events page or enquire about creating a tailored event to meet specific needs.