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Tuesday 2 April was World Autism Awareness Day, a day the United Nations has observed since 2007. Over the past 17 years, Autistic advocates have called for a move beyond

The twinkling lights, festive melodies, and joyful gatherings during the holiday season often evoke warmth and happiness. However, amidst the joyous chaos, many individuals find themselves battling an unexpected adversary:

Artwork by Harrison Riley – Behaviour Support Practitioner at Challenge Community Services Fetal Alcohol Spectrum Disorder (FASD) is sometimes referred to as the “invisible disability”. FASD is an umbrella term

Healthy romantic relationships are important for our emotional wellbeing. People in a healthy romantic relationship feel loved and supported. This means there’s respect, trust, open communication, honesty, and understanding, and

“How does the baby get in the lady’s belly?” – Bluey, Daddy Putdown It’s awkward but relatable interactions like these, which makes children’s television show Bluey so relevant and entertaining

It has been twelve months since COVID-19 restrictions were introduced into Australia, changing the way our children were schooled, how we socialised with family and friends, and how we did

Meet Susan – A Challenge occupational therapist What does a day in the life of an OT look like? No two days are alike! On arrival in the Therapeutic Services

A guide to trauma-informed care Is your foster child using aggression to get what they want or avoid doing something they don’t want to do? Whether it’s hurting a parent