Peer Support and Networks

No two journeys are the same for people with an intellectual disability and their families, which is why it is important to have the right peer support and to speak with people with similar experiences. 

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Payge’s story

Benefits of volunteering Volunteering can teach you many things when deciding what to do in your life. It teaches you a great way to build your work skills, your confidence …

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Mental Health Matters

R U OK?Day on Thursday September 12 is our National Day of Action, we encourage you to Ask R U OK? Any Day of the year because a conversation could …

Mixing it up for a cause

In the Sunshine Coast hinterland town of Woombye, Loud and Clear Qld members attended the Woombye Happy Days Festival with a sweet mission – to make milkshakes to raise funds …