About Tribes Adventure Group
Tribes Adventure Group is an Australian outdoor adventure and mentoring organisation based in Burleigh Heads, Queensland, serving young people, people with disabilities, and those accessing mental health supports. They specialise in ecotherapy-based programs that use nature, physical activity, and structured mentoring to build confidence, social skills, independence, and resilience. Their services include regular NDIS-funded community access, day programs, school holiday programs, camps, group adventures, and one-to-one mentoring, all facilitated by qualified support workers and guides who are experienced in working with complex needs.
A charge from Tribes Adventure Group may appear on your bank statement if you or someone you support has participated in one of their programs or receives ongoing support sessions. Common reasons for charges include NDIS-supported activities, regular adventure or mentoring sessions, day trips, multi-day camps, school holiday programs, or group-based community participation. You might also see charges linked to pre-booked camps, transport or activity fees (e.g., entry fees, equipment hire), or scheduled recurring supports that are billed weekly, fortnightly, or monthly according to a Service Agreement. In some cases, you may see separate charges for staff support time and program/activity costs.
To verify or resolve a Tribes Adventure Group charge, start by checking recent emails, invoices, NDIS service agreements, and booking confirmations from tribesadventures.com.au. Families and support coordinators can usually find details of dates, activities, and participant names on invoices or in their NDIS documentation. If you still have questions, contact Tribes Adventure Group directly via the contact form or email listed on their website, and provide your full name, participant name, invoice number (if available), charge amount, and transaction date so they can locate the booking. Common issues—such as duplicate charges, changes to a booking, or uncertainty about whether a session went ahead—are typically resolved by reviewing session attendance records and the agreed schedule of supports.