Resilient Kidz is the paediatrics department of Resilient Health Group, a trusted multi-disciplinary centre offering Disability Services and therapies, Support Services, Allied Health, and Group Programs for children. The team supports South Australian children and adolescents (0–18 years) living with disability, developmental delay, or social and emotional challenges — empowering them to reach their full potential through compassionate, individualised care.
Resilient Kidz has been working with young individuals in Adelaide and surrounding suburbs since 2019. Service areas include the Northern suburbs (Salisbury, Elizabeth, Modbury and more), Southern suburbs (Marion, Morphett Vale, Noarlunga and more), Eastern suburbs (Norwood, Magill, Burnside and more), and Western suburbs (Henley Beach, Port Adelaide, Semaphore and more).
Small Group Programs
The inclusive group programs are thoughtfully designed for primary school–aged children of all abilities and experience levels. Resilient Kidz welcomes young people living with disability, developmental delay, or social and emotional challenges — as well as any child who would love to participate in extracurricular activities but may benefit from additional support.
Within a warm and welcoming small-group environment, children are encouraged to build confidence, develop meaningful social connections, and discover their strengths at their own pace. Every child is supported to feel capable, included, and empowered — because every child deserves the opportunity to participate, belong, and thrive.
Programs Offered
Resilient Soccer, Resilient Footy & Resilient Basketball
These inclusive sports group programs run for eight weeks, typically commencing in week two of each school term. Suitable for primary school–aged children, the soccer, AFL and basketball groups promote skill development, teamwork, and confidence. Developed by an accredited Exercise Physiologist, the programs provide a sociable, fun, and safe environment where children can play while developing gross motor and sport-specific skills.
Resilient Pilates
Inclusive Kids Pilates supports children in building muscular strength, coordination, balance, and flexibility, while also developing postural and core support and improving body awareness. Developed and facilitated by an Exercise Physiologist with ESSA-accredited ‘Pilates for Paeds’ qualifications, each session blends age-appropriate Pilates exercises with themed warm-ups and mindfulness activities. Suitable for all abilities, Kids Pilates helps build confidence, foster social interaction, and enhance overall wellbeing in a fun and engaging environment.
Resilient Arts & Crafts
The Arts & Crafts program is a creative, imaginative, and playful class enjoyed by many children. Suitable for primary school–aged children of all artistic levels and experience, the program supports sensory exploration, fine motor skill development, and self-expression.
Resilient Baking
The Baking program is a hands-on and engaging experience that helps children develop lifelong food preparation and cooking skills. Classes are suitable for primary school–aged children of all experience levels in baking and cooking.
To register interest or for more information:
www.resilientkidz.au
Phone: 08 8123 8666
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