Dungeons & Dragons Social Groups

Connect. Create. Quest Together.

Looking for a fun, inclusive way to build social connection for your child, teen, or yourself?

Our Dungeons & Dragons Social Groups offer a welcoming, interest-led space where participants can connect with like-minded peers, practise teamwork, and enjoy immersive storytelling,  all while going on epic fantasy adventures.

These groups are designed as social inclusion and connection programs (not therapy) and are led by an experienced Dungeon Master who creates engaging, supportive campaigns for new and experienced players alike.

Whether you’re brand new to D&D or already a fan, our groups provide a low-pressure way to build confidence, social reasoning, and friendships through shared interests.

What Is the D&D Social Program?

Dungeons & Dragons is a collaborative tabletop role-playing game that naturally supports:

  • Social connection with like-minded peers
  • Teamwork, cooperation, and shared problem-solving
  • Communication and perspective-taking
  • Creativity, imagination, and flexible thinking

Our sessions are structured, inclusive, and supportive, with clear boundaries, predictable routines, and an emphasis on making everyone feel welcome and safe.

Please note:
These are social groups, not therapy groups. Our Dungeon Master is not a therapist.

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Group Options (3 Ways to Join)

We offer three ways to participate, depending on what suits you best:

1) Term-Based Campaigns (Weekly Groups)
Ongoing weekly sessions across the school term, where participants join a longer story arc and build relationships over time.

2) Single Event “One-Shot” Taster Sessions
A one-off session to try D&D without committing to a full term. Perfect for newcomers or those wanting to test if the group is a good fit.

3) School Holiday Campaigns (Multi-Day Adventures)
Longer immersive campaigns run over the school holidays for participants who love diving into extended adventures.

Who Are These Groups For?

We offer groups for different age stages:

  • Ages 10–13
  • Older Teens 14+
  • Young Adults - Adults

These groups are particularly well suited for neurodivergent participants or anyone who connects best through shared interests and structured social environments.

No prior D&D experience is required, beginners are welcome.

Fees & NDIS

Fees vary depending on the group format (term-based, taster session, or school holiday campaign).

Sessions may be claimed under NDIS funding for group/centre-based activities or community participation, where appropriate.

Interested? Register Your Interest Below

If you’d like more information, upcoming dates, or help choosing the right group, please complete the enquiry form below. Our Groups Coordinator will be in touch with next steps and session options.

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Questions?

If you’d like further information, please contact:

groups@spencerhealth.com.au