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We’re running a Strong, Safe & Fabulous Queer Love Lab exploring how we can build relationships that work for us.

As queer and disabled people, we don’t always fit the relationship scripts and structures we’re given. This workshop is an opportunity to get specific about what we want, what we need, and how we can communicate those things with other people.

We’ll be using the RBDSMA framework as a practical tool for having conversations about:

• Relationships

• Boundaries

• Desires

• Sexual Health

• Meaning

• Anything Else including presence, fears, concerns, needs or anything that doesn’t quite fit into the rest of the Acronym

We’ll work through examples together, practise some conversations with our co-facilitators and use a simple worksheet that you can take home and use again whenever you need it.

The workshop is for anyone who wants to think about relating differently. You don’t need to be dating, partnered or sexually active to participate. RBDSMA can be useful for friendships, chosen family, hookups, situationships, partnerships, exes, work relationships, community relationships or simply figuring out what you want from your relationships.

The second half of the session will be a collage activity exploring what we want our relationships and ways of relating to feel like.

We're giving you:

• More clarity about what you want and need

• Ideas for conversations you might want to have

• Practical ways to ask for what you want

• A framework you can return to when relationships or circumstances change

• A creative reflection on the kinds of relationships and connection you want in your life

Clarity on what you want and need and how to ask for it.

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Introducing…. Pleasure-Ability: Going Deeper!

We’re opening our doors to all! 

Created on request from our community, Going Deeper is an open-house night FREE to both past participants and curious folks that haven’t taken Pleasure-ability yet, to spend some extra time with the content. You’ll learn more about what the 8-week program offers, and then have some open time to connect with other participants, ask questions, and learn together in a loosely-facilitated space.

It’s an opportunity to dip your toes in, or back in, all that we learn in Pleasure-ability.

• Chat about how the content has integrated into your life since we gathered

• Ask the questions you didn’t get a chance to ask

• Revisit those bits that slipped your mind

• Learn how others have applied their learnings

Facilitated by somatic therapist and sex educator Taylor Neal, and hosted by Project Home Unity, this group journey is trauma informed, and developed through an intersectional, queer, and accessible lens for all bodies, genders and identities to sink into what sexuality and pleasure means to them.

When:

Pleasure-Ability: Going Deeper will be hosted by at Project Home Unity (Hut 42a/142 Addison Road, Marrickville, 2204) on October 12th 2026 from 6pm-8pm.

What to expect:

Peer-to-peer discussion, loosely facilitated activities, a crash-course on Pleasure-Ability, and, of course, crafts!

What is Pleasure-Ability?

Pleasure-ability is a 8-week series of educational workshops focused on sex, pleasure and dating for the queer disabled community.

It is broken into 2 Volumes (4 weeks + 4 weeks). Each week focuses on a new topic, culminating in a progressive, in-depth curriculum designed to take participants on a journey of learning about their erotic body, how to form more aligned relationships, and how to have more pleasurable sexual experiences based on their unique needs.

Food and drinks will also be provided! Please let us know if you have any dietary requirements.

If you have any questions, feel free to email Cairo at programs@homeunity.com.au. 

We are so excited to see you there!

Lots of love,

The Programs Team xoxo

Accessibility information

Project Home Unity has an accessible entrance that is wheelchair and mobility-aid-friendly. The pathways leading up to the hut are slightly uneven (gravel and grass) and may require some navigation. Bathrooms are approximately 200 metres away, are gendered, and have stairs leading up to them. Accessible bathrooms are available, but they are further away.

The space will have low, sensory-friendly lighting. A sensory room will be accessible. This room will have low lighting, and access to weighted blankets, stim toys, and other sensory equipment.

Please let us know if you have any access needs

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Project Home Unity is excited to see you at our October Q&A social group!! This group will run on Wednesday, October 7th from 5pm-8pm.

This group is run by and for queer autistic adults, with funding from the Australian Government through the National Disability Insurance Agency. The group is free to access, and you do not need to be an NDIS participant or have a formal diagnosis to access the group.

We aim to create a safe and affirming space where queer autistic adults can socialise and engage in activities of interest in whatever way they feel is comfortable. We acknowledge that everyone has different interests and communication styles, you can engage in the group however feels right for you. Food and drinks will also be supplied, with vegan and gluten-free options.

It is not mandatory to participate in any of the activities. You can just hang out if you would like! The space also has board games, reading materials and other arts and crafts supplies that you can use. If you would prefer to engage with these, you are more than welcome to!

The group will run with a maximum 20 people and two facilitators. These facilitators will be Eddie (he/him) and Ari (she/they)

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Project Home Unity is excited to see you at our August Q&A social group!! This group will run on Wednesday, the 5th August from 5pm-8pm.

This group is run by and for queer autistic adults, with funding from the Australian Government through the National Disability Insurance Agency. The group is free to access, and you do not need to be an NDIS participant or have a formal diagnosis to access the group.

We aim to create a safe and affirming space where queer autistic adults can socialise and engage in activities of interest in whatever way they feel is comfortable. We acknowledge that everyone has different interests and communication styles, you can engage in the group however feels right for you. Food and drinks will also be supplied, with vegan and gluten-free options.

It is not mandatory to participate in any of the activities. You can just hang out if you would like! The space also has board games, reading materials and other arts and crafts supplies that you can use. If you would prefer to engage with these, you are more than welcome to!

The group will run with a maximum 20 people and two facilitators. These facilitators will be Cairo (he/him) and Ari (she/they)

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Project Home Unity is excited to see you at our July Q&A social group!! This group will run on Wednesday, the 1st July from 5pm-8pm.

This group is run by and for queer autistic adults, with funding from the Australian Government through the National Disability Insurance Agency. The group is free to access, and you do not need to be an NDIS participant or have a formal diagnosis to access the group.

We aim to create a safe and affirming space where queer autistic adults can socialise and engage in activities of interest in whatever way they feel is comfortable. We acknowledge that everyone has different interests and communication styles, you can engage in the group however feels right for you. Food and drinks will also be supplied, with vegan and gluten-free options.

It is not mandatory to participate in any of the activities. You can just hang out if you would like! The space also has board games, reading materials and other arts and crafts supplies that you can use. If you would prefer to engage with these, you are more than welcome to!

The group will run with a maximum 20 people and two facilitators. These facilitators will be Eddie (he/him) and Ari (she/they)

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Project Home Unity is super excited to announce our new Q&A social group: Craft Club! This group will be run for queer autistic adults, with funding from the Australian Government through the National Disability Insurance Agency. The group will be free to access. You do not need to be an NDIS participant or to have a formal diagnosis to access the group, either.

We aim to create a safe and affirming space where queer autistic adults can socialise and engage in craft activities of interest in whatever way they feel is comfortable. Materials for fibre arts, collage, painting, and jewellery making will be supplied. You are also more than welcome to bring your own project! Everything you make, you can take home with you. Food and drinks will also be supplied, including Vegan and GF options.

We acknowledge that everyone has different interests and communication styles, you can engage in the group however feels right for you. It is not mandatory to participate in any of the activities. You can just hang out if you would like! The space also has board games and reading materials that you can use. If you would prefer to engage with these, you are more than welcome to!

Everything you make, you can take home with you! It is not mandatory to participate in any of the activities. You can just hang out if you would like! The space also has board games, reading materials and other arts and crafts supplies that you can use. If you would prefer to engage with these, you are more than welcome to!

The group will run with a maximum of 20 people and two facilitators. These facilitators will be Eddie (he/him) and Ari (she/they).

June Q&A will be running on Wednesday the 3rd of June from 5-8pm. We are excited to see you there!