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Volunteers pitch in for KidsWish Christmas Party

With more than 2000 people flocking to Symbio on Thursday for the KidsWish Christmas Party, this event could not come...

IDPwD celebrations strike a chord in the community

The atmosphere was electric on Saturday with hundreds of Sydneysiders converging on Oran Park for The Disability Trust’s International Day...

Wheelchair basketball rookies work up a sweat

The first Southwest Sydney wheelchair basketball training program is in full swing with our rookie players learning the finer points...

Socceroos and the Trust: New book covers Adrian’s two great careers

Adrian Alston never thought he would find a passion in life that would match the highs of his football career...

Horsley Plant Room cafe causing a stir

The opening of the second The Plant Room Café created a slice of history after successfully launching at the HammondCare...

Minister Shorten visits The Trust

The Minister for the NDIS, Bill Shorten, spoke about the importance of the future of the NDIS during a visit...

Adam’s rapid rise to wheelchair AFL nationals

When Adam Smark had his leg amputated above the knee four years ago, he was not ready to give up on...

2023 Australian HR Awards

The Disability Trust is delighted to have been acknowledged as finalists for Employer of Choice and HR Team of the...

Get To Know Eric!

Eric is a new resident in our Home and Living services in the Hunter region, settling in with us after...

Rail Safety Workshop

Sydney’s School Leaver Employment Support (SLES) groups from Campbelltown, Miranda, and Oran Park came together to attend a Sydney Trains...

Alex Dawson’s Review of ‘Tim’, the Play

Review by Alex Dawson, member of Mischief Makers drama group.  Please note this review contains spoilers. If you would like...

DSC NDIS Conference

On Thursday 1 June and Friday 2 June, Carol Berry, CEO, and Alice Patten, an active member of The Disability...

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Indigenous Culture mark

The Disability Trust acknowledges the traditional custodians of the Country on which we provide services. We recognise the strength and intergenerational resilience of Elders and honour the culture and knowledge of community leaders past, present and emerging.

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