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75 years celebrating the power of inclusion

What began 75 years ago as a small group of determined families has grown into a movement for inclusion, opportunity and choice. Join us as we celebrate the people, families, supporters and communities who have made this incredible journey possible.

Together we can remove the obstacles preventing people with intellectual disability from living full, fair, and independent lives. Each year we support:

over 1,100 people to live independently

more than 950 people through skill-building and inclusion programs

over 1,780 people through supported employment

Your gift makes an incredible difference.

With your help, we can provide safe and supportive homes, open up opportunities to learn new skills and gain employment, and create inclusive spaces where people can connect, grow in confidence, and thrive in their community. 

Every donation helps open doors so people with disability can live life on their own terms.

Behind every donation is a story of possibility...

Ellie

Ellie has been able to explore her skills and take control of her wellbeing at the Bowen Hills Learning and Lifestyle hub. 

"One of the things I love the most about the multisensory room is that I can choose to use it in the way that suits me best." 

Your support can help bring more multisensory rooms to communities across the country, giving people with disability spaces to learn, relax, and thrive.

Henry

Henry has always loved creating art. With the support of QArt Studio, he has developed his talent, grown in confidence, and achieved milestones he once only dreamed of, including his first solo exhibition and publishing his own children's book, Australian Animals A to Z.

Reflecting on his artistic practice, Henry says, "I think it's improved dramatically. I'm more comfortable and more confident in the process of making things."

Today, Henry's colourful artwork is inspiring others and giving him a way to connect with the world. As he puts it, "Art gives me a voice and it's something I can focus on and share with other people."

Maddy

Maddy is developing the skills she needs to pursue her dream of working in a coffee shop. Driven by her passion, she initiated the café room at the Labrador Learning and Lifestyle hub, giving herself and others the chance to gain hands-on barista and customer service experience. 

"Helping people is what I want to do, I think it’s special," Maddy says.

With her determination, she’s driving her own path to independence and a career she loves.

Your support helps create opportunities like these, empowering people with intellectual disability to discover their strengths, develop their talents, and build lives filled with confidence, purpose and possibility.

"Coles were absolutely surprised at the volume of work we got through because they had people without disability doing that previously. We went in and we were pretty much doubling the volumes that they were getting previously."

- Wayne Chauvier, Production Manager at Endeavour Foundation's Wacol Business Solutions site.

Wayne Chauvier, pictured, left, with Supported Employee Brandon Barney

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Thank you so much to our recent donors!

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Contribution good cause

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Hey , hope this little amount helps! ! Nothing is better than giving everyone their independence in living skills ! Great cause indeed! ๐ŸŽ€๐Ÿงก

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