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Empowerment Workshops
Unlock creativity and confidence through our 3D Printing Cosplay Program—designed for NDIS young adults to build skills, make friends, and express themselves in a supportive, empowering environment. Learn 3D printing from start to finish while connecting with like-minded peers and developing a hobby that fosters independence and social connection.
Our 3D Printing Cosplay Workshop are designed to support NDIS young adults in developing self-confidence, independence, and meaningful social connections through the creative process. Participants will learn 3D printing from start to finish, gaining practical skills while being mentored and supported in a safe, inclusive, and empowering environment.
This program fosters community participation and capacity building, encouraging individuals to explore a rewarding hobby that helps them connect with like-minded peers, develop friendships, and enhance their social and communication skills.
With a focus on choice and control, we tailor support to meet individual needs, ensuring participants are engaged, empowered, and building valuable skills for self-expression and personal growth.
Suitable for NDIS participants under Capacity Building – Increased Social and Community Participation or Innovative Community Participation, this program provides a structured yet flexible learning experience that aligns with participants' goals.
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INSPIRING Stories
Ambers Story
Amber took on the challenge of designing and 3D-printing the signature glove of Vi, her favorite video game character. As part of our 3D printing and cosplay workshop, she learned to bring her vision to life, refining her skills in design and fabrication. To celebrate her achievement, Amber styled her own costume, did her makeup with a little help from her sister Sienna, and participated in a creative photoshoot to showcase her hard work.
Amber- Part 1
Kelvins Story
Kelvin came to Creativity Hood with a newfound love for 3D printing. Having recently purchased his own printer, he was eager to create but wasn’t sure where to start. His first major project was a dragon mask, which he built from start to finish using a YouTube tutorial and the guidance of his mentor, Kellie. Through dedication and self-teaching, Kelvin learned to print, process assemble, and paint his mask, developing both his technical skills and artistic confidence along the way.
Kelvin – Part 1