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.
On Saturday 16 August, the Stronger Together Foundation hosted its fourth annual conference at Visy Dior Norwest. The event once again brought together parents, carers, professionals, educators and service providers
At this year’s Stronger Together Conference, one of the highlights was announcing the winner of our Carers Cheque Raffle – a new initiative designed to provide a little extra support
In Tuscany, the table is a place of connection, where every woman has a seat, and every story is valued. That’s exactly the feeling we’ll be creating at our upcoming
At the Stronger Together Foundation, celebrating people is what we do best; and that includes our amazing team! Last week, we swapped our uniforms for cringy Christmas jumpers and came
Last week, our Senior Occupational Therapist, Rhyannah, had the wonderful opportunity to present at the OT Australia Conference in Adelaide. It was an inspiring event that brought together professionals from
BOOK YOUR TICKETS HERE Pathological Demand Avoidance: The Role of Clinicians and Educators For families living with Pathological Demand Avoidance (PDA), finding the right support can be life-changing. But for
GET OUR TICKETS When you’re supporting a child or individual with a disability or neurodivergence, the journey can feel isolating. Between appointments, paperwork, and advocating every step of the way,
Toilet training can feel overwhelming—for both kids and parents. We often hear questions like “Is my child ready?”, “Why is this taking so long?” or “Are we doing this right?”.
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