Welcome to MyTime Currumbin

MyTime provides support for mothers, fathers, grandparents and carers who look after a child with a disability or chronic medical condition. MyTime focuses on the carer by giving them time to look after their own needs, gain confidence and form friendships with other carers raising children with disabilities. Our groups meet during school terms, we provide morning tea and an opportunity to talk to other parents, listen to guest speakers and find out about local services. Children under school age welcome. NOTE: Currumbin Community Special School are subcontracted by Play Matters Australia to hold MyTime sessions at 5 Hammersford Drive, Currumbin Waters 4223. VENUE: Please confirm venue location with facilitator Rhea at Currumbin Community Special School - 07 5559 9333 before attending - most sessions are held at community locations

Contact

Contact person: Rhea

Phone: 07 5559 9333

Email: rscot0@eq.edu.au

Next Session

9:00 am AEST
Wednesday
5 August

Where

TBC
Venue To Be Confirmed
Currrumbin Waters, QLD 4223

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Types of play
experiences

Developmental Delay/Disability 

Safe, inclusive and welcoming play opportunities for children who may have developmental concerns and/or disabilities, from 0-8 years.  No diagnosis necessary. 

Special Interest 

These groups create a supportive space where families can connect, share knowledge and experiences, and engage in play that reflects their unique needs and interests.

MyTime 

A parenting support program for families of children with a developmental concern, disability or chronic health needs. Activities are led by a peer-support facilitator who shapes the program to suit the needs of the families attending. 

Group Target

Babies Toddlers Pre-prep

Upcoming Sessions

Date Day Time Cost  
5/08/2026 Wednesday 9:00 am - 11:00 am
18/08/2026 Tuesday 9:00 am - 11:00 am
2/09/2026 Wednesday 9:00 am - 11:00 am
18/09/2026 Friday 9:00 am - 11:00 am

Types of experience

Playgroup
Playgroup is for everyone. A regular meeting of families with their children aged 0-5, often with set up activities and invitations to play and families to connect. There are playgroups run by community (often volunteer-led), organisations (like schools) and specialist groups too, all supported by Play Matters.
Baby
Specific playgroup for the early stages of parenting - baby playgroups (0 - 12 months of age) are for families to connect and share experiences, build friendships and community. 
School readiness
 School readiness involves developing key skills in the transition to formal schooling. Activities focus on empowering families to be involved in learning and building key physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and communication skills to support children entering school. 
First Nations
Often run in partnership with a First Nations service or organisation, these playgroups are culturally safe spaces to connect for both Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people's and those interested in making connections. 
Cultural and Language
These playgroups celebrate diversity through play-based activities, such as stories, songs, games and everyday play experiences, while supporting children to build identity, connection and a sense of belonging, and helping families connect with their culture and community. Families with an interest in connecting with culture are welcome to attend. 
Intergenerational
Groups where the young and the young at heart come together to build relationships through play. These sessions take place in an aged care facility, or in a community setting, such as a grandparent's playgroup.
LGBTQIA+
A safe, supportive community for LGBTQIA+ families and prospective families to connect and play.
Developmental Delay/Disability
Safe, inclusive and welcoming play opportunities for children who may have developmental concerns and/or disabilities, from 0-8 years.  No diagnosis necessary. 
Online
Delivered online, supporting both parents and children, available nationally.
Special Interest
These groups create a supportive space where families can connect, share knowledge and experiences, and engage in play that reflects their unique needs and interests.
Events
Special play-based events, run outside of normal services. This includes pop-ups, showcases and community events.
Therapeutic
Evidence-based therapeutic program, facilitated by a team of Registered Music Therapists to actively support children and families to focus on strengthening family relationships, building skills in families to support their children’s development in early years and strategies to support transition to school. 
MyTime
A parenting support program for families of children with a developmental concern, disability or chronic health needs. Activities are led by a peer-support facilitator who shapes the program to suit the needs of the families attending. 
PlayConnect+
A supported, tailored program for children with developmental concern and/or disability. No diagnosis necessary. These groups offer weekly playgroups, group music therapy, and holiday groups. Delivered by a qualified Early Childhood Facilitator and Registered Music Therapists.
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