The latest in local news from our Sunnyfield communities.
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Bright Beginnings for Luke
Luke came to Sunnyfield’s MTA in Toukley looking for a place to call home while transitioning to a permanent shared living house. For Luke medium term accommodation opened a world of opportunities, new experiences, and bright beginnings. Luke has found his zest for...
Share your story – inspire the world
We think International Day for People with Disability is an opportunity to come together and recognise the resilience, endeavour, and authenticity of people with intellectual disabilities and to advocate for meaningful changes ensuring accessible and equitable world for everyone.
PAG staff volunteering to work alongside production line workers at Mt Druitt
PAG partners with Sunnyfield. PAG’s charitable partnership has enabled Sunnyfield to double its number of SLES training rooms from two to four.
Service agreements and choice and control
Sunnyfield’s CEO Andrew Hyland gives an update on improving our service agreements with clients to ensure they have choice and control over the support services they receive.
Moving into a better mindset
Moving is a big change, and with help from our supportive services, and his family’s determination, Richard now has access to a lot more.
Building Better Independence and Thriving.
An insight into how Support coordination can help in the transition to living independently.
Advocacy for people with disability
PWDA can help assist people with disability living in South East, South West, and Central Sydney.
To give and not count the cost
St Ignatius College Riverview students volunteered their time to work alongside Supported Employees at our Allambie Heights Employment Services.
How to be more accessible
In honour of International Day of People with Disability, we deep-dive on what it means to be accessible, why it’s important and some simple steps you can take to create a more accessible environment.