During these difficult times, we would like to reassure you that Challenge Community Services will continue to provide essential services and support our Challenge community. The health and wellbeing of
During these challenging times, the health, safety, and well-being of our clients, carers, children, young people, and employees are our top priority. We are doing everything necessary to protect our
Voting is set to open for the 11th Annual Challenge Community Services Art Competition, with members of the community encouraged to visit the Ray Walsh House in Tamworth or the Challenge
We’ve all heard the old saying, ‘One man’s junk is another man’s treasure’. Tamworth residents will soon be able to play a vital role in reducing our region’s waste, as
Two Denman men have overcome difficulties to gain both social and trade skills, which will help them lead largely independent lives. Matthew Richards and Jack Nebauer are working with Challenge
A project that would give some dignity back to people with disability and their carers needs your vote. Local community groups and advocates have been working towards a Changing Places
It was a big day down at Alan Burns Oval on July 15 as the Trangie Magpies hosted their Indigenous round, old boys, ladies and sponsors day. The jerseys worn
A Tamworth based youth program to keep young males out of prison has been given the green light by council, and could be operating within two months. The program, which
A place of quiet, comfort and unique sensory experiences has been created at the Challenge Disability Services Site on Greg Norman Drive in Tamworth, NSW. Warwick Bennet, a former mayor
Annette Kearney, 29, is working hard to turn her passion into a business. “I’ve been doing it for a long time now,” she said. “I just like to be able
