On Sundays,
we Stim.
Monthly inclusive walks for neurodivergent children, adults and the people beside them.
Move, explore and meet families who understand, at your pace, with your people and with the supports that make participation possible.
Tickets are on sale now and are sold and fulfilled by Humanitix.
When and where
Choose your Sunday.
Three founding walks are coming to Moreton Bay in 2026. Come once or join us for all three. Every walk runs from 3.00 pm to 5.00 pm.
Sun 4 Oct
3.00 pm to 5.00 pm
🎤 Walk and Learn Sunday
Walk together, then meet a useful guest contributor or community organisation.
Moreton Bay · Exact location provided before the event
Book this Sunday, $49Sun 1 Nov
3.00 pm to 5.00 pm
🍔 Blue Refuel Sunday
Walk together, then enjoy relaxed food, connection and time with other families.
Moreton Bay · Exact location provided before the event
Book this Sunday, $49Sun 20 Dec
3.00 pm to 5.00 pm
🎄 Blue Christmas Walk
Close the founding season with a Christmas themed walk and special extras.
Moreton Bay · Exact location provided before the event
Book this Sunday, $49The 2026 founding season concludes with the Blue Christmas Walk on Sunday 20 December.
Want all three? Join the Founding Season for $119.
Save $28 and return to familiar faces across all three Sundays. The pass includes one participant place at every walk, the applicable accompanying parent, carer or support person inclusion, each Monday access guide, access to the Stim Safe Map and the Blue Christmas Walk extras on 20 December.
Join all three SundaysTicket inclusions
- A child participant ticket is $49 and includes one accompanying parent or carer at no additional cost.
- An adult participant attending independently books one $49 adult attendee ticket.
- Where an adult participant requires a carer or support person to participate safely, one accompanying carer or support person is included at no additional cost.
- The $119 Founding Season Pass covers the participant for all three 2026 Sundays and includes the same accompanying parent, carer or support person arrangement at every walk.
- Additional participating children or adults require their own participant ticket.
- Children remain with their responsible adult throughout the event.
Looking ahead to the 2027 season?
Stim Squad returns in 2027 with more Sundays and more communities. Join the 2027 season waitlist and be first to hear when dates and tickets are announced.
Event formats
Two kinds of Sunday. One welcoming Squad.
Each Sunday carries its own rhythm, so families know what to expect and can choose the ones that suit them.
Walk and Learn Sunday
Next scheduled 4 October
A selected contributor or community organisation joins the Squad. Practical and conversational, never a seminar and never a sales presentation.
- Occupational therapists, speech pathologists and dietitians
- AAC specialists and autism advocates
- Assistance dog organisations and water safety
- NDIS navigators and inclusive sports clubs
Blue Refuel Sunday
Next scheduled 1 November
Rostered food and beverage vendors set up on site. A place for parents and carers to sit, eat and connect while children move at their own pace.
- Rostered food and beverage vendors
- Relaxed seating area
- Time to meet other families
- No structured program
On the day
What happens on Sunday.
From arrival to finish, the Squad is easy to find. Every location is brought to life with recognisable blue signs and blue walk leaders.
Find the blue meeting point
Blue signs and walk leaders in blue mark the meeting point so the Squad is easy to find on arrival.
Arrive and settle at your pace
Come early or come late. There is a quieter arrival space and no need to be ready the moment you park.
Choose your route
Take the main route, the shorter route marked in blue, or stay near the meeting point for the whole session.
Move alongside the Squad
Directional markers keep the way clear. Walk, pause, turn back or rest whenever your family needs to.
Finish, pause and connect
The blue finish area is where families gather, refuel and meet the people they will see again next month.
Blue meeting point
Blue starting line
Directional markers
Shorter route signs
Blue finish area
Walk leaders in blue
Who can attend
Your people. Your supports. Your way of joining.
Stim Squad welcomes neurodivergent children and adults, siblings, parents, partners, grandparents, carers and support workers. No diagnosis documentation is required. Families can join while exploring neurodivergence, waiting for assessment or already living with an established diagnosis.
Before you leave home
Your full Sunday guide arrives before you leave home.
Every booked family receives a detailed Sunday guide on the Monday before their selected event. Families booking after the guide has been issued receive it immediately after booking. No family should arrive and discover that a track has stairs, the toilets are far away or the car park sits beside a busy road.
Getting there
- Confirmed Sunday location
- Exact meeting point
- Maps link
- Parking
- Arrival instructions
Route and distance
- Distance
- Approximate walking time
- Surface, slopes and stairs
- Road crossings
- Shorter route options
- Resting points
Access and facilities
- Wheelchair information
- Pram information
- Toilets and accessible toilets
- Shade and seating
- Nearby water
Weather, sensory and food
- Weather forecast
- Sensory considerations
- Food arrangements
- Sunday type
- What to bring
Preview a Sunday guide
A sample of the format families receive. Real location, distance and access details are confirmed for each Sunday and sent to booked families in advance.
Each location is reviewed before confirmation. Where weather, council works or local conditions require a change, families receive updated information directly.
Between the Sundays
The walk happens once a month. The community continues between Sundays.
Parents and carers meet families living with similar routines, challenges and joys. Conversations start while walking, then keep going all month.
Monthly friendships
Returning each month means familiar faces, easier conversations and local friendships for children, siblings, parents and carers.
Every SundayPrivate community
A moderated space to ask questions, share recommendations and stay in touch with people from the Sundays between walks.
Available nowStim Safe Map
Verified Moreton Bay venue information including fencing, sensory conditions, toilets and accessibility, so outings are easier all month.
Live nowThe meaning behind the name
Stim is how we move. Squad is how we belong.
Stim represents the freedom to move, communicate, regulate and express joy in your own way. Squad represents the people who welcome you, walk beside you and keep making space for you to return.
Together, Stim Squad means a community where neurodivergent people do not have to hide how they experience the world before they can be included in it. Parents do not need to apologise for the supports their family brings. Siblings are not standing outside someone else’s program. Autistic and ADHD adults are part of the community in their own right.
Walking gives the Squad room to move. There is no single chair to remain in and no conversation everyone must join. Connection can happen side by side, at whatever pace suits your family.
At Stim Squad, you are welcome to:
- move in the way your body needs
- communicate in the way that works for you
- use the supports that make participation possible
- take the route that suits your energy and mobility
- arrive slowly and take breaks
- remain with familiar people
- connect when you are ready
- attend with a parent, carer or support person
- express excitement openly
- return after a difficult month
“The Sunday gives us somewhere to go. The Squad gives us a reason to return.”
Ways to walk with the Squad
Choose how your organisation shows up.
Stim Squad is built for families, but it is strengthened by the schools, services, specialists, businesses and local organisations that help them find it, access it and return. Choose the pathway that reflects how your organisation wants to contribute.
Community Supporter
No cost pathwayHelp the right families find their Squad.
Community Supporters help families discover Stim Squad by sharing an approved newsletter notice, displaying a poster, circulating the booking link or referring families who may value the experience. This is a nonfinancial community pathway. Schools and community organisations are not expected to sponsor the event in order to share it.
What your organisation contributes
- Share approved Stim Squad information through appropriate channels
- Display an approved poster where suitable
- Direct interested families to the official booking page
- Provide practical feedback about the information families need before attending
What your organisation receives
- A ready to share digital information pack
- A school newsletter graphic
- A printable A4 poster
- Approved short and long newsletter copy
- Direct booking and access guide links
- Advance notice of future Stim Squad dates
- A direct PPP Network contact for family questions
- Optional acknowledgement as a Community Supporter, subject to your written approval and branding policies
Community Supporter status does not confer commercial sponsorship rights, event ownership, exclusivity or control over Stim Squad. An organisation name or logo is never displayed publicly without its written approval.
2026 Event Partner
Commercial pathwayHelp deliver the founding season.
2026 Event Partners help PPP Network deliver the three founding Moreton Bay walks and are recognised through the specific visibility, activation and family touchpoints included in their agreed partner position.
What your organisation contributes
- An agreed financial or in kind contribution towards delivering the founding season
- Brand assets and approvals for the agreed recognition
- Any agreed signage, activation or staffing on the day
- Compliance with PPP Network event and promotional requirements
Potential value, subject to the selected position
- Recognition across the three 2026 Moreton Bay walks
- Logo and business acknowledgement on the Stim Squad website
- Recognition within relevant Monday family guides
- Agreed event signage or activation
- Approved social media recognition
- Connection with an engaged Moreton Bay family community
- Association with a practical and genuinely inclusive local program
- A post season partnership summary
- A defined position rather than a vague donation
Walk and Learn Contributor
In kind contributionBring something useful to the walk.
Walk and Learn is practical, conversational and family centred. It is not a seminar and it is not a sales presentation. Selected contributors join one Sunday to share useful information, answer appropriate general questions and help families discover relevant local support.
What the contributor provides
- An agreed practical contribution relevant to neurodivergent people or their families
- Clear, accessible and nonjudgmental information
- Attendance and participation at the selected Sunday
- Compliance with PPP Network event, safeguarding and promotional requirements
What the contributor receives
- Recognition as the selected Walk and Learn contributor
- Inclusion in the relevant Sunday event information
- Inclusion in the Monday guide where appropriate
- An agreed introduction at the event
- A defined opportunity to meet families without turning the Sunday into a sales environment
Walk and Learn is an in kind contributor pathway. It is not a paid sponsorship position and does not permit unrestricted promotion, clinical advice or direct selling to families.
Blue Refuel Vendor
Vendor pathwayFeed the Squad and keep your own sales.
Independent food and beverage vendors may apply to trade within the Blue Refuel area. Vendors operate under their own licences, approvals and insurance and retain their own sales. Vendor participation does not create sponsorship status or exclusivity.
What the vendor provides
- Current licences, registrations, certificates and insurance required for the proposed trade
- Accurate menu, dietary and allergen information
- Compliance with location and event requirements
- Reliable attendance during the agreed trading period
- An offering suited to the needs and pace of participating families
What the vendor receives
- An approved trading position within the Blue Refuel area
- Inclusion in relevant pre event food information where confirmed in time
- Access to the booked event audience during the agreed trading period
- The ability to retain the vendor's own sales
- Clear arrival, setup and operating information before the event
Sponsor a Family
Fund a placePut a family on the blue starting line.
$150 funds one family's full three walk founding season, together with the access information, program delivery and subsidised participation required to make it possible. It is not simply the retail price of a $119 pass.
What the sponsor contributes
- $150 for each family place funded
- Any recognition preference, including remaining anonymous
- An optional message to the supported family, subject to approval
What the sponsor receives
- Confirmation that a funded place has been allocated to an eligible family
- Named acknowledgement where requested, or complete anonymity
- A short end of season note describing how funded places were used
Funded places are allocated by PPP Network. Sponsors never receive family names, contact details or any private family information.
Not sure which pathway fits?
| Pathway | Best for | Contribution | Commercial recognition | Primary action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Community Supporter | Schools, services and community organisations that want to help families find Stim Squad. | No financial contribution required | None, except optional Community Supporter acknowledgement with written approval | Share and refer |
| Event Partner | Organisations seeking a defined commercial or community investment position. | Financial or agreed partner contribution required | Yes, according to the agreed partner position | Help deliver the season |
| Walk and Learn Contributor | Relevant specialists and organisations with useful knowledge to share. | No financial contribution required | Limited contributor acknowledgement | Contribute practical value |
| Blue Refuel Vendor | Licensed food and beverage operators. | Vendor fee required | Vendor listing only | Trade and retain sales |
| Sponsor a Family | Individuals or organisations wanting to fund access for another family. | Financial contribution required | None unless separately agreed | Fund participation |
Before you enquire
What partnership looks like in practice.
An approved partner is recognised at the points along the blue route where families are already looking. Nothing here is hidden behind a download.
Before Sunday
- Website recognition
- Booking journey where applicable
- Monday family guide
- Approved social promotion
On Sunday
- Blue meeting point
- Agreed signage
- Selected activation
- Start and finish experience where included
- Family interaction appropriate to the partner position
After Sunday
- Approved event acknowledgement
- Partner reporting
- 2027 priority discussion where applicable
Share Stim Squad
Everything a school or service needs to pass it on.
These resources use the confirmed 2026 dates, pricing and ticket language. No school or organisation name or logo is ever placed on a public resource without written approval.
Community Supporter pack
Copy what you need now, and request the full pack, which includes the printable A4 poster, the school newsletter graphic, the square social image and a QR code linked to the official Stim Squad page.
Read the newsletter copy
The 2026 founding season is Moreton Bay, Queensland only.
More locations from 2027. Interested in bringing Stim Squad to another community? Join the location waitlist and tell us where your family lives.
Three Sundays. One blue route. Your Squad is waiting.
4 October · 1 November · 20 December
Stim Squad. A PPP Network community. Moreton Bay, Queensland.