Things to do in isolation

While there may be plenty of things to do in isolation for the general public to do during these uncertain times, not all are designed with people with disability in mind.


We have sourced a selection of accessible things to do in isolation to keep you and your family entertained. Ranging from online games to health and well-being programs most of these are free resources and can be accessed online.

If you need someone to assist with participating in these types of activities, ONCALL has support workers available now and we can organise this quickly. For any enquiries or new service requests, please call us on 9896 2468 or email intake@oncall.com.au

 

Games:

 

  • Blind Gamers Games– An alteration of classic games developed for people with vision impairments.

  • A blind Legend– An audio-only adventure/ action game based on an innovative technology called Binaural sound where players are guided only by 3D sound and live the adventure by controlling their hero with simple multi-point tactile gestures.

  • Vision Australia games– The Vision Australia website provides a wide range of games suitable for those with vision impairments such as Braille Uno, Tactile Chess and Large Print Sudoku.

 

Arts and crafts:

 

 

Virtual tours:

 

 

Music and theatre:

 

  • Melbourne Symphony Orchestra– The Melbourne Symphony Orchestra will broadcast a performance via their Youtube channel every Thursday at 7:30 pm and every Sunday at 3 pm.

  • Together At Home– Global Citizens in partnership with the World Health Organisation created a virtual concert series for everyone to enjoy from home. Artists include Bastille, Evanescence and Miguel.

  • Classical music concerts– A selection of live streams and archives of concerts from around the world.

  • Free music concerts– Stingray Qello is providing a library of free full-length concerts for everyone to enjoy from home!

  • Disney Music– Listen to soundtracks, songs and film clips from hundred of Disney Movies.

  • The Sydney Opera House– Free digital program of concerts, talks and podcasts.

  • Royal Opera House– Watch free live streams of ballet performances.

  • The National Theatre– The National Theatre in the UK will release a play each week on YouTube, where it will be available for 7 days.

  • The Shows Must Go On– Andrew Lloyd Webber has made a selection of his musical theatre shows free to watch. The shows are streamed on The Shows Must Go On YouTube channel and are only available for 48 hours.

 

Podcasts:

 

  • The NDS’s NDIS Sector Development Podcast provides expert advice on NDIS and disability sector topics. Episodes ranging from 5 minutes to 1 hour.

  • Inform Podcast delivers monthly conversations for people with disabilities, featuring people with disabilities. Inform Podcast provides advice on all the big topics, from finding work to changing careers, relationships, moving house, dating, playing sport, finding a hobby, caring for pets, navigating the NDIS and more.

  • Valid Podcast

  • Fatherly– A selection of Podcasts for kids and adults to listen to together ranging from folktales to science facts!

Meditation and health: 

 

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