Job Coaching Program

Participant Application

After a successful pilot program offering complimentary coaching to our community during COVID lockdown periods in 2020 and 2021, AV is excited to announce that applications are now open for our fee-for-service job coaching program.

• If you are ready to apply for a space in our coaching program, please click the Register button and complete the application form.

• If you are looking for general information about the coaching program, if you have questions about the coaching program, if you are interested in coaching but are not yet ready to apply, or if you are a parent / carer / support worker of a potential applicant, please visit the coaching page on the AV website and browse the resources we have available.
• We also invite you to add your name to the AV mailing list for coaching to be notified of upcoming coaching opportunities.

Eligibility criteria

• Coaching participants must be aged 18 or older.

• We welcome applications from individuals with Aspergers, autistic individuals, and those with other similar neurodivergent profiles.

• Application is open to members and non-members, however you will need to have a current AV membership to proceed with coaching beyond the initial discovery session. 

• The application must be completed by the person who will be participating in the coaching program. 
  Note for parents, carers, and support workers: if you know someone who may be interested in coaching, you are welcome to share information about coaching with them, however we do ask that this application form is completed by the applicant themselves.

Cost: $450 for three sessions with an AV Job Coach.

(NDIS participants may be able to use plan funds to cover this fee.)

What happens next?

When you have successfully completed and submitted your application form, you will receive a email confirming that you have completed the form successfully. Your name and your responses will be shared with our coaching team. When a coaching space becomes available, we will contact you to arrange a discovery session with you.

As we have received a lot of interest in this program, this may take some time, but we will do our best to contact you as soon as possible.

For more information

If you have further questions or feedback about this activity, please contact our AV admin team.

• Call 0480 385 710, or email us.
• The AV phone is switched on from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Thursday.
• Please note that our email inbox is not monitored outside business hours.

AV Privacy Policy

AV Event Terms & Conditions

Teens Work Know-How Program
Transition to Work Know-How Program

Early Participant Application for 2025-26

Join Our Teens Work Know-How Program: Your Opportunity to Shine

Are you or someone you know a student, and ready to be supported in taking the next step towards transitioning from School into the Workforce? We’re thrilled to invite you to express your early interest in our Teens Work Know-How Program, running in 2025. This expression of interest page will remain open from now until 2026! This will allow us to showcase community need.

This early application will help us in proactively managing our program to ensure its the best it can be for all, and in our grant applications and advocacy work. Your early efforts are supporting us to keep this program funded, and our community supported. 

Please review the timetable for 2025 below before registering to ensure you can commit to this program!

Why This Program Matters

Our Teens Work Know-How Program is more than just a series of workshops—it’s a community-driven initiative designed to empower neurodiverse teens with the skills and confidence they need to thrive in the workplace. Here’s why this program is crucial:

• Empowering Futures: We provide the tools and support to help neurodiverse teens navigate the professional world with confidence. This program is tailored to highlight and harness their unique strengths. 
  
  
• Building Stronger Communities: By focusing on individual abilities and fostering an inclusive environment, we are building a community where everyone can contribute and succeed.  Jacob, our Program Manager, knows firsthand, "a lot of learning for our cohort is helping them cut through the jargon, explaining the first principles, the Why behind the actions taken, and being able to understand and mentor their curiosity".
  
  
• Advocating for Change: Your involvement helps us collect valuable data that showcases the impact and ROI of neurodiverse talent, how educators and employers can best support, harness and train your talents, and helping all parties understand how the spectrum may speak in a place of work. 
  
  This evidence is critical for securing future funding and expanding our reach and services to community, and more importantly, employers are businesses, this helps us showcase with tangible data, supported by our industry stakeholders, the long-term results of employing our community. The earlier our cohort understand themselves, their place on the spectrum, only then can they support, or be supported
  
  

Eligibility Criteria

To participate in the Teens Work Know-How Program, applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Age: Must be within the legal working age of 15- 18 by the time the program round starts.
• School Enrollment: Must be enrolled in secondary school or through the Home Schooling Network (HEN).
• Commitment: Must be able to meet the scheduled requirements of the program.
• School Support: Must have the school’s knowledge and signature for work experience placement to be included as part of the participant's school VET (Vocational Education and Training) learning.

How Your Participation Makes a Difference

1. Early Access: By expressing your interest now, you’ll be prioritized for onboarding in our final round of the current grant extension in 2025.
2. Future Notifications: You’ll be among the first to hear about additional funding and new programs from 2025-2026 if we receive further funding.
3. Program Development: Your early application helps us understand community needs and develop diverse program options, including school curriculum integration, holiday programs, and/ or online courses.

Real Stories, Real Impact

Our program isn’t just about skills; it’s about changing lives. Here is a story from our Team that highlight the social value of our work:

• Community Voices: One of our participants, "Emma", shared how the program helped her build confidence in a way that traditional approaches in school didn’t. She learned to speak to her unique strengths to feel more confident in job interviews and the transition process, understanding that what made her a leader in her basket ball team, and her love for sport, is why she is fit for the role; not because of her Resume. This participant then went off to work in a sports store at DFO.
  
  Another student, "Samantha" also suffered from stress related/undiagnosed tics, something that Jacob, due to his Tourette Syndrome understood the self consciousness of. Both of them, not being around many other "Tickers" connected, this report, this shared understanding, allowed for Sam to take of the mask, to transition from the timid shy girl who came in, feeling like her ticks would make her unable to achieve her goals, to one of the stand out students in our cohort. This preconceived mindset was brought to a halt; when she saw someone, doing exactly what she felted would never be possible. That reprograming of her believes, through seeing it with their own eyes, and being understood, was shared to be more impactful then any information, and a deeply impactful moment for both, and our program so far.  
  

Our ILC Commitment

Since 2019, supported by an ILC grant, we’ve faced challenges but remain dedicated to our mission; to deliver the Teens Work Know-How Program.

Despite the hurdles, including those from COVID-19, we’ve persevered, and pivoted through these challenges with the support of our community and stakeholders.
We continued to focus on leading by example, employing more lived experience team members, and exceeding past outcomes. 

Your participation is key to our success. It allows us to:

• Showcase Unique Talents: Highlight the skills and abilities of neurodiverse teens.
• Secure Essential Funding: Use collected data to advocate for extended or new grants.
• Expand Our Offerings: Create more programs tailored to various needs and preferences.

Express Your Interest

Ready to make a difference? Fill out the EOI Form to express your interest in the Teens Work Know-How Program. Don’t miss this chance to be part of a program that is changing lives and making a real impact.

Together, We Can Create a Brighter Future

Thank you for considering joining us. Your involvement will help us build a more inclusive and supportive community for neurodiverse teens.

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AV - Empowering and connecting Neurodiverse Individuals for 33 Year!

AV Privacy Policy

AV Event Terms & Conditions

D&D Summer School Holiday Program 10-17y.o. Online

The AV D&D program continues and your DMs and DMAs are excited for you to join them on more adventures with your questing group, while also making friends, exploring your creativity, connecting with others in our community, and having fun.

Each session runs for three hours, providing fun and social connection for our players and meaningful ongoing employment opportunities for our community. 

Please note unlike most programs which are played on Zoom and Discord this program will be played entirely over Discord.

(For further information about the AV D&D program, please visit the D&D page on the AV website.)

Register on this page for: D&D Spring School Holiday Program 10-17y.o. Group 1

First session date: Monday 13 January

Last session date: Wednesday 22 January

Each session: 3 hours (with breaks)

Player eligibility: AV members aged 10-17 y.o.

Dungeon Master: Nicholas

DM email address: dnd11@aspergersvic.org.au

DM biography for Nick

Campaign Profile

Please take the time to read through the DM bio and campaign profile. These documents help you get to know your DM and contain important information if you are creating your own character.

Cost

$152 for 4 sessions. This holiday program is open to members and non members to give those that have been unsure a chance to try the program. If cost is a barrier, please email our AV admin Jack or complete our Hardship Fund Application Form. 

• For other D&D groups this term, please visit the D&D program page on the AV website to view all group days and times for this term.
• NB: D&D sessions do not run on weekends, on public holidays, on Fridays leading into long weekends, or on the Monday before Cup Day.
• Please choose your group carefully as we cannot accommodate player requests to change groups after registration.

AV Player Registration Information: please read this before registering

• The AV D&D Player Registration Information includes important information about registering, changing groups, allowed character types, adult supervision for younger players, and a trial of Discord for all groups in Term 1 2023.
• All players (and parents / carers where applicable) will need to agree to this as part of the registration process.
• NB: By registering for this group, you confirm that you and / or your player have read, understood, and agree to the Player Registration Information.

About character sheets

• Players will be asked in registration if they would like to upload a character sheet / email a character sheet to the DM, if they need some help to create a character sheet, or if they need the DM to provide a pre-set character sheet.
• Returning players need to provide an updated character sheet at least one week before the first session.
• If a player has indicated that they need help, the DM will contact them via email before the first session.
• For a list of accepted character source materials, please read the Campaign Profile for this group.
• Homebrew / custom characters or monster-race characters cannot be accommodated in AV's D&D program.

Important Player Documents

• Safety in D&D: Off-limits topics. This allows players to tell us if there are any topics that they are not comfortable to have included in their D&D game.
• AV D&D Frequently Asked Questions: includes answers to common questions about the AV D&D program
• AV's D&D Program Rules and Guidelines: these rules and guidelines set expectations for our D&D sessions and includes important information on our Child Safe policy.

Community Guides (step by step information to support our community)

• How to register for an AV activity

• How to pay for an AV activity registration (includes details for PayPal, credit card, and bank transfer options)

• How to view your registration details or cancel a registration

• How to access an AV Zoom Activity (includes tips on Zoom etiquette)

• AV Zoom Guide (includes details of in-Zoom features)

For more information

If you have questions or if you need assistance, please contact our AV admin Jack.

• Call 0480 385 710, or email us.

• The AV phone is switched on from 9am to 5pm, Monday Tuesday and Thursday.

• The AV email inbox is not monitored outside business hours. 

AV Groups Way

AV Privacy Policy

AV Event Terms & Conditions

About the AV Introduction to D&D Workshops

If you have never played D&D before and you would like to get an introduction to D&D before signing up for a full-term program, our D&D Introduction Workshops are designed for you. Hosted by AV’s fantastic Dungeon Masters, who together have more than a century of experience facilitating D&D campaigns, the workshops run in pairs and are designed to help you to prepare to join a full term AV D&D program for the first time.

Who can join?

• AV members and non-members

• Players aged 10+

• Players who have either never played D&D before, or who have played a few sessions.

What will be covered?

Workshop 1:

The Players tool kit; The social contract, What is role playing, Why a failed roll is still good, How to work as a party.

The DM's tool kit; 5 styles of player, System mechanics and what they are for, How system drive play, The 7 plots.

Building better worlds; Write what you need, Recycling, NPC that are remembered, Villains, Laying out a plotline.

Workshop 2:

Quickly making some sample characters.

A short game to put things into practice.

Cost: $76

Registration includes access to both workshops in the series.

If cost is a barrier, please contact Jack.

When will the workshops take place for this group? 

Workshop 1: Monday 13 January, 5.30pm to 8.30pm

Workshop 2: Wednesday 15 January, 5.30pm to 8.30pm

Your Dungeon Master is Jim who will be assisted by Sam.

View DM biography or email Jim.

For information about workshops for other age groups, please visit the Dungeons & Dragons page on the AV website.

AV Player Registration Information: please read this before registering

• The AV D&D Player Registration Information includes important information about registering, changing groups, allowed character types, and adult supervision for younger players.
• All players (and parents / carers where applicable) will need to agree to this as part of the registration process.
• NB: By registering for this group, you confirm that you and / or your player have read, understood, and agree to the Player Registration Information.

Important Player Documents

• Safety in D&D: Off-limits topics. This allows players to tell us if there are any topics that they are not comfortable to have included in their D&D game.
  
• AV D&D Frequently Asked Questions: includes answers to common questions about the AV D&D program
• AV's D&D Program Rules and Guidelines: these rules and guidelines set expectations for our D&D sessions and includes important information on our Child Safe policy.

Community Guides (step by step information to support our community)

• How to register for an AV activity

• How to pay for an AV activity registration (includes details for PayPal, credit card, and bank transfer options)

• How to view your registration details or cancel a registration

• How to access an AV Zoom Activity (includes tips on Zoom etiquette)

• AV Zoom Guide (includes details of in-Zoom features)

For more information

If you have questions or if you need assistance, please contact our AV admin team.

• Call 0480 385 710, or email us.

• The AV phone is switched on from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Thursday.

• Tech and admin support for after-hours activities is available by phone call only for an hour before the activity start time and for the first hour of the activity.

• The AV email inbox is not monitored outside business hours. 

AV Groups Way

AV Privacy Policy

AV Event Terms & Conditions

Teens Work Know-How Program
A Transition to Work Know-How Program

Participant Application for 2025

Join Our Teens Work Know-How Program: Your Opportunity to Shine

Are you or someone you know a student, and ready to be supported in taking the next step towards transitioning from School into the Workforce? We’re thrilled to invite you to express your early interest in our Teens Work Know-How Program, running in 2025. This expression of interest page will remain open from now until January 17th 2025!

This early application will help us in proactively managing our program to ensure its the best it can be for all, and in our grant applications and advocacy work. Your early efforts are supporting us to keep this program funded, and our community supported. 

Please review the timetable for 2025 below before registering to ensure you can commit to this program!

Why This Program Matters

Our Teens Work Know-How Program is more than just a series of workshops—it’s a community-driven initiative designed to empower neurodiverse teens with the skills and confidence they need to thrive in the workplace. Here’s why this program is crucial:

• Empowering Futures: We provide the tools and support to help neurodiverse teens navigate the professional world with confidence. This program is tailored to highlight and harness their unique strengths. 
  
  
• Building Stronger Communities: By focusing on individual abilities and fostering an inclusive environment, we are building a community where everyone can contribute and succeed.  Jacob, our Program Manager, knows firsthand, "a lot of learning for our cohort is helping them cut through the jargon, explaining the first principles, the Why behind the actions taken, and being able to understand and mentor their curiosity".
  
  
• Advocating for Change: Your involvement helps us collect valuable data that showcases the impact and ROI of neurodiverse talent, how educators and employers can best support, harness and train your talents, and helping all parties understand how the spectrum may speak in a place of work. 
  
  This evidence is critical for securing future funding and expanding our reach and services to community, and more importantly, employers are businesses, this helps us showcase with tangible data, supported by our industry stakeholders, the long-term results of employing our community. The earlier our cohort understand themselves, their place on the spectrum, only then can they support, or be supported
  
  

Eligibility Criteria

To participate in the Teens Work Know-How Program, applicants must meet the following criteria:

• Age: Must be within the legal working age of 15- 18 by the time the program round starts.
• School Enrollment: Must be enrolled in secondary school or through the Home Schooling Network (HEN).
• Commitment: Must be able to meet the scheduled requirements of the program.
• School Support: Must have the school’s knowledge and signature for work experience placement to be included as part of the participant's school VET (Vocational Education and Training) learning.

How Your Participation Makes a Difference

1. Early Access: By expressing your interest now, you’ll be prioritized for onboarding in our final round of the current grant extension in 2025.
2. Future Notifications: You’ll be among the first to hear about additional funding and new programs from 2025-2026 if we receive further funding.
3. Program Development: Your early application helps us understand community needs and develop diverse program options, including school curriculum integration, holiday programs, and/ or online courses.

Real Stories, Real Impact

Our program isn’t just about skills; it’s about changing lives. Here is a story from our Team that highlight the social value of our work:

• Community Voices: One of our participants, "Emma", shared how the program helped her build confidence in a way that traditional approaches in school didn’t. She learned to speak to her unique strengths to feel more confident in job interviews and the transition process, understanding that what made her a leader in her basket ball team, and her love for sport, is why she is fit for the role; not because of her Resume. This participant then went off to work in a sports store at DFO.
  
  Another student, "Samantha" also suffered from stress related/undiagnosed tics, something that Jacob, due to his Tourette Syndrome understood the self consciousness of. Both of them, not being around many other "Tickers" connected, this report, this shared understanding, allowed for Sam to take of the mask, to transition from the timid shy girl who came in, feeling like her ticks would make her unable to achieve her goals, to one of the stand out students in our cohort. This preconceived mindset was brought to a halt; when she saw someone, doing exactly what she felted would never be possible. That reprograming of her believes, through seeing it with their own eyes, and being understood, was shared to be more impactful then any information, and a deeply impactful moment for both, and our program so far.  
  

Our ILC Commitment

Since 2019, supported by an ILC grant, we’ve faced challenges but remain dedicated to our mission; to deliver the Teens Work Know-How Program.

Despite the hurdles, including those from COVID-19, we’ve persevered, and pivoted through these challenges with the support of our community and stakeholders.
We continued to focus on leading by example, employing more lived experience team members, and exceeding past outcomes. 

Your participation is key to our success. It allows us to:

• Showcase Unique Talents: Highlight the skills and abilities of neurodiverse teens.
• Secure Essential Funding: Use collected data to advocate for extended or new grants.
• Expand Our Offerings: Create more programs tailored to various needs and preferences.

Express Your Interest

Ready to make a difference? Fill out the EOI Form to express your interest in the Teens Work Know-How Program. Don’t miss this chance to be part of a program that is changing lives and making a real impact.

Together, We Can Create a Brighter Future

Thank you for considering joining us. Your involvement will help us build a more inclusive and supportive community for neurodiverse teens.

------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

AV - Empowering and connecting Neurodiverse Individuals for 33 Year!

AV Privacy Policy

AV Event Terms & Conditions

2025 D&D Summer School Holiday Program: In -person, 10 - 17y.o. Group 1

The AV D&D program continues this term and your DMs and DMAs are excited for you to join them on more adventures with your questing group, while also making friends, exploring your creativity, connecting with others in our community, and having fun.

Each session runs for three hours, providing fun and social connection for our players and meaningful ongoing employment opportunities for our community. 

Please Note

There will be two games happening in the same space at different tables. AV is committed to child safety and providing an affordable  programme for our community. Having the two games in the same space also provides more of an opportunity for attendees to interact with their peers. 

(For further information about the AV D&D program, please visit the D&D page on the AV website.)

Register on this page for: 2025 D&D Summer School Holiday Program In-person 10-17y.o. Group 1

First session date: Tuesday 21 January

Last session date: Friday 24 January

Each session: 3 hours (with breaks)

Player eligibility: AV members aged 10-17 years

Dungeon Master: Cal

DM email address: dnd1@aspergersvic.org.au

DM biography for Cal

Campaign profile

Please take the time to read through the DM bio and campaign profile. These documents help you get to know your DM and contain important information if you are creating your own character.

Cost

$84 for 2 sessions. If cost is a barrier, please email our AV admin team. 

• For other D&D groups this term, please visit the D&D program page on the AV website to view all group days and times for this term.
• NB: D&D sessions do not run on weekends, on public holidays, on Fridays leading into long weekends, or on the Monday before Cup Day.
• Please choose your group carefully as we cannot accommodate player requests to change groups after registration.

Venue Information 

Kathleen Syme Library and Community Centre,

251 Faraday St, Carlton VIC 3053

Kathleen Syme Library and Community Centre on googl maps

Public transport:  Faraday St/Lygon, Bus stop (200m)

Melbourne University / Swanston, St Tram Stop (150m).

Information for parents

You are welcome to stay or leave. 

Kathleen Syme closes at 6:00 pm. After this time you can still leave but we cannot let you back inside. Players will be escorted to the main entrance after the game has finished at 8:30 pm

AV Player Registration Information: please read this before registering

• The AV D&D Player Registration Information includes important information about registering, changing groups, allowed character types, adult supervision for younger players, and a trial of Discord for all groups in Term 1 2023.
• All players (and parents / carers where applicable) will need to agree to this as part of the registration process.
• NB: By registering for this group, you confirm that you and / or your player have read, understood, and agree to the Player Registration Information.

About character sheets

• Players will be asked in registration if they would like to upload a character sheet / email a character sheet to the DM, if they need some help to create a character sheet, or if they need the DM to provide a pre-set character sheet.
• Returning players need to provide an updated character sheet at least one week before the first session.
• If a player has indicated that they need help, the DM will contact them via email before the first session.
• For a list of accepted character source materials, please read the Campaign Profile for this group.
• Homebrew / custom characters or monster-race characters cannot be accommodated in AV's D&D program.

Important Player Documents

• Safety in D&D: Off-limits topics. This allows players to tell us if there are any topics that they are not comfortable to have included in their D&D game.
• AV D&D Frequently Asked Questions: includes answers to common questions about the AV D&D program
• AV's D&D Program Rules and Guidelines: these rules and guidelines set expectations for our D&D sessions and includes important information on our Child Safe policy.

Community Guides (step by step information to support our community)

• How to register for an AV activity

• How to pay for an AV activity registration (includes details for PayPal, credit card, and bank transfer options)

• How to view your registration details or cancel a registration

• How to access an AV Zoom Activity (includes tips on Zoom etiquette)

• AV Zoom Guide (includes details of in-Zoom features)

For more information

If you have questions or if you need assistance, please contact our AV admin team.

• Call 0480 385 710, or email us.

• The AV phone is switched on from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Thursday.

• Tech and admin support for after-hours activities is available by phone call only for an hour before the activity start time and for the first hour of the activity.

• The AV email inbox is not monitored outside business hours. 

AV Groups Way

AV Privacy Policy

AV Event Terms & Conditions

2025 D&D Summer School Holiday Program: In -person, 10 - 17y.o. Group 2

The AV D&D program continues this term and your DMs and DMAs are excited for you to join them on more adventures with your questing group, while also making friends, exploring your creativity, connecting with others in our community, and having fun.

Each session runs for three hours, providing fun and social connection for our players and meaningful ongoing employment opportunities for our community. 

Please Note

There will be two games happening in the same space at different tables. AV is committed to child safety and providing an affordable  programme for our community. Having the two games in the same space also provides more of an opportunity for attendees to interact with their peers. 

(For further information about the AV D&D program, please visit the D&D page on the AV website.)

Register on this page for: 2025 D&D Summer School Holiday Program In-person 10-17y.o. Group 1

First session date: Tuesday 21 January

Last session date: Friday 24 January

Each session: 3 hours (with breaks)

Player eligibility: AV members aged 10-17 years

Dungeon Master: Elodie

DM email address: dnd13@aspergersvic.org.au

DM biography for Elodie

Campaign profile

Please take the time to read through the DM bio and campaign profile. These documents help you get to know your DM and contain important information if you are creating your own character.

Cost

$84 for 2 sessions. If cost is a barrier, please email our AV admin team. 

• For other D&D groups this term, please visit the D&D program page on the AV website to view all group days and times for this term.
• NB: D&D sessions do not run on weekends, on public holidays, on Fridays leading into long weekends, or on the Monday before Cup Day.
• Please choose your group carefully as we cannot accommodate player requests to change groups after registration.

Venue Information 

Kathleen Syme Library and Community Centre,

251 Faraday St, Carlton VIC 3053

Kathleen Syme Library and Community Centre on googl maps

Public transport:  Faraday St/Lygon, Bus stop (200m)

Melbourne University / Swanston, St Tram Stop (150m).

Information for parents

You are welcome to stay or leave. 

Kathleen Syme closes at 6:00 pm. After this time you can still leave but we cannot let you back inside. Players will be escorted to the main entrance after the game has finished at 8:30 pm

AV Player Registration Information: please read this before registering

• The AV D&D Player Registration Information includes important information about registering, changing groups, allowed character types, adult supervision for younger players, and a trial of Discord for all groups in Term 1 2023.
• All players (and parents / carers where applicable) will need to agree to this as part of the registration process.
• NB: By registering for this group, you confirm that you and / or your player have read, understood, and agree to the Player Registration Information.

About character sheets

• Players will be asked in registration if they would like to upload a character sheet / email a character sheet to the DM, if they need some help to create a character sheet, or if they need the DM to provide a pre-set character sheet.
• Returning players need to provide an updated character sheet at least one week before the first session.
• If a player has indicated that they need help, the DM will contact them via email before the first session.
• For a list of accepted character source materials, please read the Campaign Profile for this group.
• Homebrew / custom characters or monster-race characters cannot be accommodated in AV's D&D program.

Important Player Documents

• Safety in D&D: Off-limits topics. This allows players to tell us if there are any topics that they are not comfortable to have included in their D&D game.
• AV D&D Frequently Asked Questions: includes answers to common questions about the AV D&D program
• AV's D&D Program Rules and Guidelines: these rules and guidelines set expectations for our D&D sessions and includes important information on our Child Safe policy.

Community Guides (step by step information to support our community)

• How to register for an AV activity

• How to pay for an AV activity registration (includes details for PayPal, credit card, and bank transfer options)

• How to view your registration details or cancel a registration

• How to access an AV Zoom Activity (includes tips on Zoom etiquette)

• AV Zoom Guide (includes details of in-Zoom features)

For more information

If you have questions or if you need assistance, please contact our AV admin team.

• Call 0480 385 710, or email us.

• The AV phone is switched on from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Thursday.

• Tech and admin support for after-hours activities is available by phone call only for an hour before the activity start time and for the first hour of the activity.

• The AV email inbox is not monitored outside business hours. 

AV Groups Way

AV Privacy Policy

AV Event Terms & Conditions

D&D Pilot Program: in person, 18+ one-shot

(24 Jan)

Our Dungeon Masters are excited for you to join them on more adventures with your questing group, while also making friends, exploring your creativity, connecting with others in our community, and having fun.

Each session runs for three hours, providing fun and social connection for our players and meaningful ongoing employment opportunities for our community.

Many in our community have expressed interest in a in-person D&D. As a result we are delighted to offer this trial.

(For further information about the AV D&D program, please visit the D&D page on the AV website.)

Register on this page for: D&D Pilot Program: in person, 18+ one-shot

session date: Friday 24 January

session: 3 hours (with breaks)

Player eligibility: AV members aged 18+

Dungeon Master: Carrick.

DM Bio - Carrick

Campaign profile

Cost

$42 for 1 session. If cost is a barrier, please email our AV admin team.

If you are not yet an AV member, join as an AV member today to access this members-only program and so much more!

Venue Information (New Location)

East Melbourne Library, 122 George St, East Melbourne VIC 3002

East Melbourne Library Website

East Melbourne Library on googl maps

Public transport:  Jolimont station (240m) 48 & 75 tram stop (235m)

For other D&D Program's

Please visit the D&D program page on the AV website.

Character Sheet 

• Your DM will provide you with a pre-made character sheet. This can be Digital or paper.
• If you wish to create your own character sheet it must be sent to the DM by 1 week before the program starts.
• Please note that homebrew / custom or monster-race characters cannot be accommodated in AV's D&D program.

Important Player Documents

• AV D&D Player Registration Information: please read this before registering.
• AV D&D Frequently Asked Questions: includes answers to the most common questions about the AV D&D program
• AV's D&D Program Rules and Guidelines: these rules and guidelines set expectations for our D&D sessions and includes important information on our Child Safe policy.
• Safety in D&D: Off-limits topics. This allows players to tell us if there are any topics that they are not comfortable to have included in their D&D game.

Community Guides (step by step information to support our community)

• How to register for an AV activity

• How to pay for an AV activity registration (includes details for PayPal, credit card, and bank transfer options)

• How to view your registration details or cancel a registration

• How to access an AV Zoom Activity (includes tips on Zoom etiquette)

• AV Zoom Guide (includes details of in-Zoom features)

For more information

If you have questions or if you need assistance, please contact our AV admin team.

• Call 0480 385 710, or email us.

• The AV phone is switched on from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Thursday.

• Tech and admin support for after-hours activities is available by phone call only an hour before the activity start time until the scheduled end time.

• Please note that our email inbox is not monitored outside business hours. 

AV Privacy Policy

AV Event Terms & Conditions

D&D Pilot Program: in person, 18+ one-shot

(31 Jan)

Our Dungeon Masters are excited for you to join them on more adventures with your questing group, while also making friends, exploring your creativity, connecting with others in our community, and having fun.

Each session runs for three hours, providing fun and social connection for our players and meaningful ongoing employment opportunities for our community.

Many in our community have expressed interest in a in-person D&D. As a result we are delighted to offer this trial.

(For further information about the AV D&D program, please visit the D&D page on the AV website.)

Register on this page for: D&D Pilot Program: in person, 18+ one-shot

session date: Friday 31 January

session: 3 hours (with breaks)

Player eligibility: AV members aged 18+

Dungeon Master: Carrick.

DM Bio - Carrick

Campaign profile

Cost

$42 for 1 session. If cost is a barrier, please email our AV admin team.

If you are not yet an AV member, join as an AV member today to access this members-only program and so much more!

Venue Information (New Location)

East Melbourne Library, 122 George St, East Melbourne VIC 3002

East Melbourne Library Website

East Melbourne Library on googl maps

Public transport:  Jolimont station (240m) 48 & 75 tram stop (235m)

For other D&D Program's

Please visit the D&D program page on the AV website.

Character Sheet 

• Your DM will provide you with a pre-made character sheet. This can be Digital or paper.
• If you wish to create your own character sheet it must be sent to the DM by 1 week before the program starts.
• Please note that homebrew / custom or monster-race characters cannot be accommodated in AV's D&D program.

Important Player Documents

• AV D&D Player Registration Information: please read this before registering.
• AV D&D Frequently Asked Questions: includes answers to the most common questions about the AV D&D program
• AV's D&D Program Rules and Guidelines: these rules and guidelines set expectations for our D&D sessions and includes important information on our Child Safe policy.
• Safety in D&D: Off-limits topics. This allows players to tell us if there are any topics that they are not comfortable to have included in their D&D game.

Community Guides (step by step information to support our community)

• How to register for an AV activity

• How to pay for an AV activity registration (includes details for PayPal, credit card, and bank transfer options)

• How to view your registration details or cancel a registration

• How to access an AV Zoom Activity (includes tips on Zoom etiquette)

• AV Zoom Guide (includes details of in-Zoom features)

For more information

If you have questions or if you need assistance, please contact our AV admin team.

• Call 0480 385 710, or email us.

• The AV phone is switched on from 9am to 5pm, Monday to Thursday.

• Tech and admin support for after-hours activities is available by phone call only an hour before the activity start time until the scheduled end time.

• Please note that our email inbox is not monitored outside business hours. 

AV Privacy Policy

AV Event Terms & Conditions