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Suravi finds a place to heal

Asylum seekers, like Suravi, find in Providence House a place of peace and stability – somewhere they can begin to process past trauma and make plans for a brighter future.

Harry and Quinn start their careers at Hotel Etico

Hotel Etico’s on-the-job hospitality training program is helping people with intellectual disability plan a career and become independent. Quinn and Harry, two young people who were part of the hotel’s first intake of six trainees, share their stories.

How The Men’s Table helped Kevin deal with his grief

After a tragedy, Kevin turned to grassroots men’s mental health support group The Men’s Table to help with his grief and find purpose in life once more.

Sisters’ house welcomes Syrian family seeking asylum

After a treacherous journey, Manar and her family found peace in a home once belonging to the Sisters of Charity of Australia Congregation.

Teaching children who stutter confidence and acceptance

A Foundation Community Grant helped SAY: Australia run a free 10-week online creative arts program for young people who stutter, teaching them about the joys of communication and that every voice matters.

A ray of sunshine for siblings of children with disability

Megan and Adam’s daughter Lexie has a disability: Smith-Lemli-Opitz syndrome (SLOS). It can sometimes be hard for her older sister Immi – but a monthly support group makes all the difference.
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