Centacare’s dedicated teams ‘stronger together in 2020’
Celebrations: Centacare commemorated its annual awards in a different way this year with local events held both virtually and in-person as ...
Celebrations: Centacare commemorated its annual awards in a different way this year with local events held both virtually and in-person as ...
Living life: Toni Mitchell and her son Joshy. TOOWOOMBA mother Toni Mitchell fronted the Disability Royal Commission gripping the hand ...
Eileen Glass: “I stayed because at a certain point I realised it was worth the investment of my life.” EILEEN ...
Easy access: Doing the honours at the opening of a walkway at St James College that ...
ROGER Taufel can sum up the experience of sending his son Jonathan to Centacare’s redeveloped Aishling facility in one, short ...
Constant care: Mehret Mehari and her daughter Zina with the vehicle; and (inset) Sara Mehari on ...
Patrick Grieshaber: “I have the sense that the Lord called me to help the poor and ...
Reading buddy: Ambrose Treacy College Year 5 students Ethan Kelly, Fergus O’Connor and Alex Pianta read ...
Honoured: Helen Mahoney (left) with Indo-Australian Association vice-president Dr Eugenie Pinto. ORDER of Australia recipient Helen ...
INSPIRATIONAL and emotionally heavy, Breathe demonstrates what the power of hope can achieve in one’s life, even when confronted by ...
A mother’s love: Masoud Abdollah Pouri and his mother Fatemeh. Photo: Mark Bowling. FORMER kickboxing champion ...
Michael Hutchinson: “It’s about even just being able to look at your own self and into ...
Changing hearts: Ivory Clark has high-functioning autism and wrote a letter to Pauline Hanson after hearing her ...
NDIS roll: Disability services advocate with Centacare Brisbane Annette Drew is working as part of specialised ...
Embracing life: Gretta Kennedy was bullied as a child for having a rare disorder that affects ...
Constant care: Carer Peter Wilkinson and Hans Marquard at the Carers Week Mass at St Patrick’s ...
Funding opportunities: Children with Dyslexia are not eligible for government funding for special learning support.PARENTS of ...
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