What Neurodiversity Means to the Stronger Together Team Each year, Celebrating Neurodiversity Week provides an opportunity to recognise and celebrate the strengths, perspectives and unique ways neurodivergent individuals experience the
Should We Stay or Should We Change? For many families, the move to high school brings a new set of questions. If your child is currently in a support unit,
In any classroom, you’ll find a wide range of learning styles, sensory preferences, and regulation needs. Some children may become overwhelmed by noise, while others seek out movement or tactile
Starting school is a significant milestone for every child, and for those with developmental delays or neurodivergent children, this transition can present unique challenges. Here at the Stronger Together Foundation,
At the Stronger Together Foundation, celebrating people is what we do best and that includes our incredible team. To wrap up the year, we swapped therapy rooms for trainers, festive outfits and a whole lot of laughter at our Christmas Party.
A huge congratulations to all of our prize winners listed below, and a huge thanks to everyone who purchased tickets and supported our final fundraiser for 2025! 1st Prize $1,000 Castle Towers Gift Voucher – Enoch
Each year on 3 December, International Day of People with Disability encourages communities around the world to recognise the rights, contributions and experiences of people with disability. It is a
Our Ladies Night – A Night in Tuscany was an evening to remember! With laughter, music, and connection filling the air, around a hundred women came together in support of
At the end of September, something very special happened. From the 29th of September – 1st of October, eleven siblings, aged 8–14, came together at CCC Camps Hawkesbury for our Stronger Sibs day camp. For
Book Tickets Neurodiversity advocate and educator, Em Hammond from NeuroWild, is returning with an evolved version of her powerful workshop. Earlier this year, Em presented on neurodiversity-affirming practices and self-advocacy,
At Stronger Together Foundation, we’re committed to raising awareness about disability, inclusion, and the importance of supporting families in our community. Recently, our CEO, Ellen Kulbicki, joined Rosh on the
When a primary school student named Leo stepped onto the stage at his school and began speaking about autism, he could hardly have imagined the impact his words would have.
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