Celebrating our community
One of the most rewarding parts of our work is seeing people pursue their passions and achieve goals that are meaningful to them. Here you'll find books, artwork, creative projects, and other achievements from members of our community. We are honoured to share and support their success.
Book Release
Foreword
Written by Abbie Richardson, Occupational Therapist
I was a twenty-one-year-old Occupational Therapy university student when I first met Kara. I had responded to a job advertisement seeking support to build Kara’s independent living skills. However, I was merely an adult myself. Kara’s mum told me about Kara’s mishap trying to catch the bus on her own, where Kara found herself seated amongst a bunch of school children on their morning commute.
I soon met Kara’s ‘friends’ Casey and Kayla (sisters). I say friends in quotation, as neither, Kara, nor the sisters, had developed the skills required to form and maintain meaningful friendships yet. They simply “knew each other from Auslan choir”.
Fast forward seven years… Kara, Casey and Kayla have formed an unbreakable bond, supporting each other through life transitions, creating beautiful memories together, embarking on adventurous holidays, and making many new friends along the way. And in the meantime, I have learned my most valuable life lessons and gained life experience alongside the,>
Kara, Casey and Kayla are the driving force behind this book. A guide to transitioning to adulthood. A guide filled with hints and tips, personal experiences and the girls’ very own advice.
Available for Purchase Soon
Adulting: Tips From Us to You is available to purchase through Amazon in both digital eBook and paperback formats.
Whether you're navigating adulthood yourself or supporting someone on their journey towards greater independence, this practical guide offers real-life experiences, helpful strategies, and advice from those who have lived it.
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Artist Spotlight
We are proud to celebrate the participation of Kara, Casey, Kayla, Emily, and Sami in the Incognito Art Show 2026.
The Incognito Art Show is a unique exhibition that brings together thousands of original artworks from artists across Australia. Each artwork is displayed anonymously, encouraging viewers to appreciate the creativity and individuality of each piece before learning about the artist behind it. Every artwork purchase also helps raise funds for professional development programs supporting artists with disability.
Through creating and submitting their artwork, Kara, Casey, Kayla, Emily, and Sami embraced an opportunity to express themselves creatively, develop their artistic skills, and contribute to a nationally recognised community event. Their involvement reflects the confidence, dedication, and self-expression that can flourish when people are encouraged to pursue their interests and share their talents with others.
We are incredibly proud of each artist for stepping outside their comfort zone, showcasing their creativity, and contributing to such a meaningful exhibition. Their artwork is a wonderful reflection of their unique perspectives, personalities, and talents.
