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Leah Justyce Art Mentoring Programs | NDIS-Aligned Creative Skill Development
Introduction to Leah Justyce Art Mentor Programs
The Leah Justyce Art Mentor Programs are a series of unique, one-on-one or group creative mentorship experiences designed to empower NDIS participants through the arts. These programs are not typical craft or art therapy classes; they are carefully crafted learning experiences where participants gain real skills, guidance, and inspiration directly from professional artists and mentors.
Each program is specifically created for the mentor, drawing on their own artistic practice, expertise, and creative journey. This ensures that participants are learning from someone whose work, style, and approach resonate with their personal interests, needs, and passions. Whether it’s photography, songwriting, painting, or another creative discipline, the programs are designed to be flexible, participant-centred, and engaging, allowing each individual to explore their creativity at their own pace while being guided by a professional mentor.
The programs focus on more than technical skill development. They are designed to foster self-expression, confidence, and personal growth, while also supporting social and community participation. Participants are encouraged to experiment, reflect, and develop their own creative voice, building a sense of pride in their work and accomplishment.
Each session is structured to provide:
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Mentor-guided learning: Step-by-step support tailored to the participant’s interests and skill level.
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Creative exploration: Opportunities to experiment with ideas, techniques, and styles.
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Personal growth: Focus on building confidence, communication, and self-management skills.
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Practical outcomes: Completion of creative projects, mini-series, songs, or portfolios that reflect the participant’s journey and achievements.
The Leah Justyce Art Mentor Programs are fully NDIS-aligned, supporting core capacities such as learning, communication, self-management, and social participation. They provide participants with the opportunity to engage with the arts in a meaningful, personalised way, while also encouraging independence, skill development, and creative expression.
Through these programs, NDIS participants gain more than artistic skills — they gain access to a mentorship experience that inspires, motivates, and opens pathways to continued creative engagement, personal confidence, and connection to a supportive artistic community.