Sunnyfield

Sunnyfield has been supporting people with intellectual disability for 60 years, with a core purpose to enrich the lives of people with disability to create choice, opportunities and independence for them to lead the lives they want.

Using a Person Centred Approach, we support over 1,500 people with disability and their families, across New South Wales by offering services which include HousingCommunity ServicesTransition to WorkSupported Employment, and Clinical Services.

Since 1952, Sunnyfield has continued to grow to become one of the largest, most progressive and innovative disability service providers in NSW.

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Sharon’s family gets the unique support they need.

You meet lots of special families when you work at Sunnyfield. 

We are privileged that Sharon has allowed us to share her family’s story of how Sunnyfield has made a difference in their lives.

Sharon has her hands full. Having one child with disability can be stressful, but when four of your children have moderate or severe disabilities, you need consistent support and quality service provision. 

Sharon and her children are one of the 711 families who receive respite services from Sunnyfield. 

Around 50% of respite services are provided to children and young people.

Sharon has four children with Asperger's or autism and sensory processing disorder, and three have also been diagnosed with intellectual disability. 

Click here to read more about Sharon and her amazing family, and how Sunnyfield helped provide the unique support that has made a difference.

 


      
Amanda Nolan with the Hon. Andrew Constance

Congratulations Amanda!

Amanda Nolan has been selected as a 'Living Life My Way Champion' for the NSW Government!

Amanda will now officially assist the NSW Government to raise community awareness about the changes that will occur in the disability industry with the implementation of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS), from the perspective of someone who accesses these services.

We will share more about this remarkable lady and her new role in the coming weeks but for more information about this project, please visit the ADHC website here.

     

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