Playing with friends. Getting dressed for the day. Joining a classroom activity. Taking part in a family outing. These everyday experiences can mean so much to a child and their
Our Ladies Night – Wild at Heart brought together a wonderful community of women for an evening of laughter, live music and celebration at Entrata Glenhaven. Together, we raised $8,500
Getting to know someone often starts with something simple: a game, a shared activity or a conversation. At our recent Stronger Sibs Day Camp, these everyday moments helped a larger
At Stronger Together Foundation, our team is at the heart of everything we do. Every day, our therapists, educators and support staff bring compassion, expertise and dedication to the children
School holidays are a chance to spend time together, but finding an activity that works for the whole family can take some planning. Different interests, sensory preferences and support needs
The way we understand and support neurodivergent people continues to evolve. Across allied health, education and other support settings, there is growing recognition of the importance of working in ways
You may have heard about Thriving Kids, a new program that will change the way some children with developmental delay and/or autism access early intervention support. With the first Thriving
Last month, we joined communities across Australia to celebrate Speech Pathology Week and recognise the important contribution speech pathologists make to the lives of individuals and families. The theme for
Join us for a fun-filled evening at Inflatable World Dural, exclusively for children aged 0–12 years with disabilities or who are neurodivergent, along with their siblings.
10 Children’s Books to Celebrate Neurodiversity and Help Kids Understand Different Brains Books can give children something incredibly valuable: language for experiences that can sometimes be difficult to explain. Whether
After a fantastic inaugural Ladies Night that brought together more than 90 local women and raised $11,000 to support local children and families, we’re thrilled to announce that our annual
If you’ve been wondering whether your child needs an Autism, ADHD or other developmental diagnosis before starting therapy, the answer is simple: No. A diagnosis is not required to access
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