Community and Inclusion
Dancing, Riding and Running Towards Community Inclusion
Tracey is a Mum to five children aged between 7 and 27 years old. She shares how she supported her...
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Community and Inclusion
The Power of Maybe: A Father’s Story
Melo is Dad to two children; his youngest, Victoria, now 12, has intellectual and physical disabilities. Melo shares how another...
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Community and Inclusion
Count Me In: A practical guide to supporting your child to participate in local community activities.
As parents, we all want our children to feel like they belong and are a part of their local community....
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Community and Inclusion
If I could start again: Advice to my younger self by Sam Paior
How can families achieve great outcomes now that lead to more in the future? Hear Sam share her insights on...
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Community and Inclusion
A mother’s love is sometimes tough
Ring, ring, ring… Mum: Hello Pam speaking School: Hi Pam, it’s Caningeraba school here. Marlena has had a little accident...
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Community and Inclusion
The benefits of peer support
Parent and MyTime Facilitator, Marie Vlahakis, shares how peer support has made a difference to her and her family.
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