Sprucing up the Zone with NMFC
Our new friends at North Melbourne Football Club teamed up with Li-Ve Tasmania participants for a working bee to spruce up the Zone.
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Continue readingAwesome Holiday Zone adventures for kids
An amazing chance to try new activities in supportive environments for children living with disability and their siblings. The 2019 January school holiday programs for children with disability and their siblings were made possible by the provision of a grant from the Tascare Partnerships Program. Thanks also to Special Olympics Tasmania, Young Leaders of Tasmania, Southern Support School, and other partners.
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Continue readingOur participant Alf becomes a life member of BIAT
A big shout out to our participant Alf who received honorary life membership to the Brain Injury Association of Tasmania (BIAT) in recognition of his significant contribution to brain injury awareness among young people in Tasmania.
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Continue readingMaking a difference
Li-Ve Tasmania and RACT partnered to make an even bigger difference to the people we support.
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Continue readingLi-Ve Fuller grant puts painting in the picture
Ruth Lindsell received a Li-Ve Fuller grant to attend a five-day watercolour-painting workshop with Tony Smibert at Mountford Granary Art School in Longford.
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Continue readingPatrick and Gavin on what Li-Ve Tas is REALLY like
Participant Patrick and his support worker Gavin show us what Li-Ve Tasmania's person-centred support looks like in practice in the real world.
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