On Sundays,
we Stim.
The first Sunday of the month, we light up a Moreton Bay location in blue.
Stim Squad brings autistic, ADHD and neurodivergent children and adults together with the families, carers and supporters who walk beside them. Each month offers a welcoming place to move, explore, build friendships and spend time with people who understand.
On the Ground
Follow the blue.
From arrival to finish, the Squad is easy to find. Every monthly location is brought to life through recognisable blue Stim Squad signs and clothing.
Blue meeting point
Blue starting line
Directional markers
Shorter-route signs
Blue finish area
Walk leaders in blue
Find the blue. Find your Squad.
A Monthly Community
A monthly place to belong.
A familiar part of your family's year. Every month, families arrive at a confirmed Moreton Bay location and find the same welcoming community marked in blue. The location changes, but the experience remains familiar. Families receive clear information before each Sunday, recognise the blue meeting point when they arrive and choose the pace that works for them. Month by month, names become familiar, children recognise each other and parents build connections that continue well beyond the Sunday.
Familiar every month
A consistent monthly Sunday rhythm, clear communication and recognisable blue signage make each Sunday easier to prepare for.
Somewhere new to explore
Discover walking tracks, parks and community spaces across Moreton Bay, with accessibility and route information provided in advance.
Friendships that grow naturally
See familiar faces every month and build connection through shared experiences rather than forced introductions.
The Meaning Behind the Name
Stim is how we move. Squad is how we belong.
Stim + Squad
Be yourself. Find your people.
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.
It means parents do not need to apologise for the supports their family brings. It means siblings are not standing outside someone else’s program. It means autistic and ADHD adults are part of the community in their own right.
It means communication is respected whether it is spoken, signed, typed, gestured, communicated through AAC or shown through movement and behaviour. It means every Sunday has room for different bodies, different minds, different communication and different ways of joining in.
Why Sundays? Why walking?
Walking gives the Squad room to move. There is no single chair to remain in, activity station to complete or conversation everyone must join. Everyone can move forward, pause, turn around, stay near the meeting point or follow the shorter route.
Walking side by side can make connection feel more natural. Conversations can begin without the intensity of sitting face to face. Children can explore while families meet. Adults can talk while moving. Quieter attendees can share the experience without needing to fill the silence.
The location changes each month, but the blue signs, familiar structure and growing community remain. Sunday becomes the rhythm families can recognise:
- A clear Monday guide.
- Something blue to wear.
- A confirmed Moreton Bay location.
- Familiar people waiting when they arrive.
- A route they can experience in their own way.
“The Sunday gives us somewhere to go. The Squad gives us a reason to return.”
The Stim Squad Promise
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
- 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
- be recognised as a valued part of the community
Every mind. Every movement. One Squad.
On Sundays, we Stim.
For Families
What Stim Squad gives families.
Everything about Sunday is designed so families can arrive, join in and return.
Monthly connection
A recurring place where families can return, reconnect and become part of something familiar.
Inclusive movement
Short routes, longer routes, prams, wagons, wheelchairs, mobility aids, breaks and individual pacing are all part of the experience.
Practical preparation
Every confirmed Sunday comes with clear information about the location, meeting point, parking, accessibility, toilets, weather, food and sensory considerations.
A community that understands
Spend time with people who recognise the realities of neurodivergent family life without requiring lengthy explanations.
Move Your Way
Choose how you join the Sunday.
Everyone can participate in the way that suits them. Some walk with the main group. Others stay with their household, meet one family at the starting point, take the shorter route or enjoy time near the finish area. Families are welcome to use the supports that make community participation possible, including prams, wagons, wheelchairs, mobility aids, AAC devices, headphones, comfort items and sensory supports.
There is more than one way to be part of the Squad.
For Parents and Carers
A community for parents and carers too.
Come for the Sunday. Find people who understand your world. Stim Squad gives parents and carers a regular place to meet families living with similar routines, challenges, joys and responsibilities. Conversations happen naturally while walking, waiting at the meeting point or gathering at the finish line. Families share local recommendations, accessible places, useful services and the small practical things that can make everyday life easier.
- Another parent who understands elopement and safety planning
- A family with children of a similar age
- Recommendations for local venues and activities
- People who understand AAC, sensory needs and selective eating
- A regular Sunday connection outside appointments and services
- Friendships for parents, carers, children and siblings
The Sunday creates the introduction. Returning every month builds the friendship.
The Whole Family
Bring the people who make participation possible.
Stim Squad welcomes neurodivergent children and adults, parents, siblings, 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. Every $49 ticket covers one child plus the required adult or carer.
Siblings belong
Siblings can come along, connect and become part of the founding season community.
Support is welcomed
Families are welcome to attend with the communication, mobility, regulation and personal supports they already use.
Carers help make access possible
Every $49 ticket covers one child plus the required adult or carer.
Two Sunday Types, Alternating Every Month
Walk & Learn Sunday. Refuel Sunday.
The Squad rotates between two Sunday types. Families stop saying “we’re going to Stim Squad” and start saying “it’s a Walk and Learn Sunday” or “it’s a Refuel Sunday.” Each carries its own rhythm so families know what to expect and can choose the ones that suit them.
Walk & Learn Sunday
Walk. Then meet someone useful.
A guest speaker or community organisation joins the Squad. Practical and conversational, never a seminar. Alternates every month with Refuel Sunday.
- Occupational therapists
- Speech pathologists
- Dietitians
- Autism advocates
- AAC specialists
- Assistance dog organisations
- Queensland Police
- Water safety
- NDIS navigators
- Local councillors
- Inclusive sports clubs
Refuel Sunday
Relaxed family connection time.
Two rostered food or beverage partners set up on site. A place for parents and carers to sit, eat, drink and connect while children move at their own pace. Alternates every month with Walk and Learn Sunday.
- Rostered food partner
- Rostered beverage partner
- Relaxed seating area
- Time to meet other families
- No structured program
Walk and Learn feels conversational, not like a seminar. Refuel Sunday makes room for parents to sit, connect and be looked after too.
Founding Season
The founding 2026 Sundays.
Stim Squad walks on the first Sunday of the month. Three walks remain in 2026: Sunday 4 October, Sunday 1 November and Sunday 20 December. December moves off the first Sunday so the season can close with a Christmas walk. Same time every month, same familiar blue signs.
Sundays · 3:00 to 5:00 pm · Location to be confirmed
October 2026
First Sunday · 3:00 to 5:00 pm
November 2026
First Sunday · 3:00 to 5:00 pm
December 2026
Season close · 3:00 to 5:00 pm
Locations are confirmed and shared with families closer to each date. Full route detail arrives in every Monday email.
Every Monday Before a Sunday
Prepared before you leave home.
Your full Sunday guide arrives on the Monday before each monthly Sunday. Families should not have to arrive and discover that a track has stairs, toilets are far away or the car park sits beside a busy road. Every prep Monday, everyone booked in receives one clear email containing the practical details for that Sunday.
Getting there
- Confirmed Sunday location
- Exact meeting point
- Google Maps link
- Parking
- Public transport where relevant
- Arrival instructions
Understanding the route
- Distance
- Approximate walking time
- Surface
- Slopes
- Stairs
- Road crossings
- Shorter-route options
- Resting points
Access and facilities
- Wheelchair information
- Pram information
- Toilets
- Accessible toilets
- Shade
- Seating
- Nearby water
Preparing the family
- Weather forecast
- Sensory considerations
- Food arrangements
- Sunday type (Walk and Learn or Refuel)
- What to bring
- Final reminders
Here’s what to know before Sunday.
A sample of the format families receive on the Monday before each monthly Sunday. Actual location, distance and access details are confirmed for each real Sunday and shared to families in advance.
Beyond Sunday
Your community throughout the month.
Sunday brings everyone together. The platform keeps families connected. Every attendee gets practical tools, local knowledge and conversations that continue between monthly Sundays.
Stim Safe Map
Now live and covering Moreton Bay. Real, verified venue information including fencing, sensory conditions, toilets and accessibility details. Know Before You Go venue profiles show families what to expect before arriving. More locations from 2027.
Live nowLocal experiences
Find sensory-aware activities, inclusive community events, PPP Network programs and local opportunities across Moreton Bay.
Launching soonPrivate community
Ask questions, share recommendations, reconnect with people from the Sundays and build local friendships in a moderated space created for Stim Squad families and attendees.
Available nowBook Your Sunday
Three walks left in 2026. Two ways to join.
Three remaining walks in 2026.
Come once, or come to all three.
Three walks remain in 2026: Sunday 4 October, Sunday 1 November and Sunday 20 December. Every ticket at $49 covers one child plus the required adult or carer. Every attendee receives the Monday prep email before each Sunday with location, meeting point, access, sensory notes and Sunday type, and every attendee gets access to the Stim Safe Map. The Season Pass is for families who want the whole founding season and the familiarity that comes from returning.
Three remaining walks
4 October, 1 November and 20 December 2026, on the first Sunday of the month.
One child, one carer
$49 covers one child plus the required adult or carer. No extra ticket needed for the adult.
Monday prep email
Location, meeting point, access, sensory notes and Sunday type sent the Monday before each Sunday.
Stim Safe Map
Every attendee gets access to verified venue information for Moreton Bay places beyond Sunday.
Choose how you would like to join.
Stim Squad Sunday
Come to one Sunday and see how it feels.
- $49 covers one child plus the required adult or carer
- Monday prep email before that Sunday
- Access to the Stim Safe Map
- Full access to the Sunday, whichever type it is
Founding Season Pass
For families who want the rest of the 2026 season.
- Sunday 4 October, Sunday 1 November and Sunday 20 December 2026
- One child plus the required adult or carer at every walk
- The Christmas walk extras on 20 December
- Monday prep email before every Sunday
- Access to the Stim Safe Map
Good to know
Children remain under the supervision of their responsible adult. Route suitability remains a family decision, supported by the information provided before each Sunday. The Founding Season Pass is $119 and covers all three remaining 2026 walks plus the Christmas walk extras. Ask us anything.
Partner With Stim Squad
Help make the Sundays possible.
Stim Squad partners are visible in the places families actually look. The blue meeting point, the Monday email, the Refuel Station and the Stim Safe Map. In 2026 the season is Moreton Bay only, with more locations from 2027. In 2026 the season is three walks in Moreton Bay.
Season long roles
Presenting Partner
Owns the Blue Base, which is the quiet sensory zone and the welcome zone together. Naming format is “Stim Squad, presented by [brand]”.
Hydration Station Partner
Its own water bottle station, with sponsor logo on the tabled area and on all waters.
Start and Finish Line Partner
Both arches, plus start and finish photography. Start Line and Finish Line are one position, not two.
Community Partner
Banner, socials, site listing and a table on the day if wanted.
Sponsor a Family
Covers one family ticket so another family can join the Squad.
Walk and Learn Partner
Brings expertise to a Walk and Learn Sunday, contributed in kind rather than purchased.
Food vendors
Vendors are not sponsors. Vendors trade in the Blue Refuel section under their own licences and keep their own sales. Blue Refuel is a vendor area only. No sponsor owns it. Vendors apply separately from sponsors.
Food vendor, single walk
Trade in the Blue Refuel section under your own licences and keep all of your own sales.
Food vendor, all three walks
The same trading position secured across 4 October, 1 November and 20 December.
Coming 2027
These positions are not available in 2026. The 2027 season is twelve walks and the 2027 Season Pass is $399.
Stim Safe Map Partner
Sits across the Stim Safe Map itself, the tool families use to work out whether a place will work for them. Not available in 2026.
Presenting Partner, 2027
The headline position across the full twelve walk 2027 season.
Hydration Station Partner, 2027
The water station across the full 2027 season.
Start and Finish Line Partner, 2027
Both arches and the start and finish photography across the full 2027 season.
Community Partner, 2027
Banner, socials, site listing and a table across the full 2027 season.
There is one price. Nothing is locked in for life. Early partners are named as a Founding Partner in all launch year materials.
Where the Community Is Growing
The growing Stim Squad community.
Built through Sundays. Growing for every day.
The Sundays create belonging
Returning every month gives families the chance to recognise familiar faces, build trust and form lasting local friendships.
The community keeps families connected
The private community space helps conversations, recommendations and friendships continue between monthly Sundays.
Stim Safe makes outings easier
The growing map and Know Before You Go profiles help families discover fenced playgrounds, accessible facilities, sensory information, local venues and recommendations from people who understand what matters.
A monthly Sunday is where the community begins. What families build together can reach much further.
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.
On Sundays, we Stim.
A confirmed Moreton Bay location every month.
A familiar community every time.
Clear information before you arrive.
Space to move your way.
People who understand when you get there.
Join the Squad and make monthly Sundays part of your family's rhythm.
Stim Squad. A PPP Network community. Moreton Bay, Queensland.