From mid-2026, the way NDIS plans are created will begin to change. This new approach is called New Framework Planning. It is designed to make the planning process clearer, fairer,
This month, we’re celebrating World Social Work Day on 17 March. The theme for this year, ‘Co-Building Hope and Harmony: A Harambee Call to Unite a Divided Society’, highlights the
Returning to school can be a big adjustment for children and families. You might notice your child becoming harder to settle, more easily distracted or frustrated, or more withdrawn in the
Australia has now introduced a new ban preventing children under 16 from holding accounts on most major social media platforms. For many families, this announcement has raised a mix of
The festive season can be a time of joy and connection, but for many families it also brings added pressure. Routines change, expectations increase, and emotional demands often rise. Carers
Moving into a new home is a big step, and for Mark, it has meant greater independence, stronger community connections, and a place that truly feels like his own. We’re
The Mudgee community came together in style recently for the first All Abilities Masquerade Ball – a spectacular evening of music, laughter, and celebration. Hosted at the welcoming Club Mudgee,
When you think about what makes a successful foster care experience, what comes to mind? Is it the little moments of connection? The hugs and the laughter? The routines and
Let’s be honest, foster care can be full of moments where a child’s behaviour leaves you scratching your head, feeling frustrated, or even completely worn out. Children in care often
Raising children and young people who are neurodivergent often means adapting our responses to challenging behaviours. To support you in those moments, we’ve created a printable checklist titled “Questions to
