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June 2018 Newsletter

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Looking for something to keep the kids occupied ov Looking for something to keep the kids occupied over the holidays? Today’s Summer Entertainment Series recommendation is a website full of easy, fun arts and crafts activities: The Artful Parent: https://artfulparent.com/ Our favourite activities: shaving-cream marbling, fingerprint characters and tissue-paper suncatchers. What are you doing to entertain the young people in your life over the holidays?
Summer Entertainment Series for today: we love the Summer Entertainment Series for today: we love the documentary series Employable Me on ABC iView, which follows the journeys of six young adults with disabilities as they look for their first job. The series aired about 18 months ago, but these inspiring stories definitely bear a re-watch. https://iview.abc.net.au/show/employable-me-australia
Today’s Summer Entertainment Series is a recomme Today’s Summer Entertainment Series is a recommendation for the younger crowd. Check out the beautiful picture book “The Light Was Always There” by HT community member Felicity Conlan. It’s an inspiring, hopeful look at the pandemic for kids, and it’s getting lovely reviews on Amazon. What are you favourite picture books to share this summer?
Our Summer Entertainment Series recommendation for Our Summer Entertainment Series recommendation for today: Jeremy the Dud. Got 20 mins? Check out this excellent Australian short film set in a world where everyone has a disability, and those who don't are treated with the same prejudice, stigma and condescending attitudes people with disabilities face in our own society. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qFcFpWzIQNk
Are you hitting the road over the holidays? How ab Are you hitting the road over the holidays? How about a road-trip movie to get you in the mood? Today’s Summer Entertainment Series recommendation comes from Kate, who loves road-trip movie, The Fundamentals of Caring (Netflix). It’s a quirky take on the role of a carer, starring Craig Roberts, Paul Rudd and Selena Gomez. What’s on your must-watch movie list?
Welcome to the first in Heads Together’s new Sum Welcome to the first in Heads Together’s new Summer Entertainment Series, where the HT community recommends our favourite podcasts, books, websites, TV shows and movies, to fill a few moments of your summer days. The fine print: these are personal recommendations from the HT team and community of things that we love and think you might too. Use your judgement if this content is right for you and your family before you listen/view. First up is Jane, our Community & Parents Program Coordinator, who recommends the podcast ListenABLE. Hosts Dylan Alcott and Angus O’Loughlin ‘speak to people living with disability about their lives and ask them the questions you thought were off-limits'. Find it on all good podcast apps. What podcasts are you listening to at the moment?
Happy New Year! We can’t wait to see you all in Happy New Year! We can’t wait to see you all in 2021 xxx
Ho, ho, ho! Could that be Santa and Rudolph approa Ho, ho, ho! Could that be Santa and Rudolph approaching? To check out our final video message for the year, head over to our Facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/headstogetherforabi Wishing everyone in the Heads Together community a wonderful Christmas, and hopefully some time to relax and recharge over the summer. Thank you for being an amazing bright spot during an otherwise challenging year. We can’t wait to see you in 2021!
Awwww! Can you get any cuter than these vital memb Awwww! Can you get any cuter than these vital members of the HT community? The Heads Together staff team and furry friends will be taking a break and closing the HT office from 5pm 23 Dec, reopening on Wed 27 Jan (a few team members will be back at their desks earlier in the month). Remember our beautiful social media community is always there, so keep in touch. Stay tuned for our final Christmas message on Thurs! #headstogetherforabi #community #braininjury #socialimpact #holidaycheer
Who can believe this was a year ago?! Can’t wa Who can believe this was a year ago?! Can’t wait to get back to Santa, our Heads Together Christmas parties, and so much more, in 2021! #headstogetherforabi #community #braininjury #socialimpact #christmasthrowback
What an awesome way to wrap up an incredible year What an awesome way to wrap up an incredible year of happy hours! 2020 has tried to keep us apart but this group of young adults keep connecting no matter what. Already counting down to next year and many more Heading Out happy hours with such wonderful people. #headstogetherforabi #community #braininjury #socialimpact #christmascheer
Stuck for something to give a loved one for Christ Stuck for something to give a loved one for Christmas? Out of ideas for the office Kris Kringle? Why not gift them a donation to Heads Together for ABI! Your donation to Heads Together allows us to continue running all our wonderful programs throughout the year. Cross another item off your Christmas shopping list and pledge your support here: https://headstogether.org.au/donate/ #headstogetherforabi #community #braininjury #socialimpact #bestchristmaspresentever
Check out our reflections on 2020 and get some fes Check out our reflections on 2020 and get some festive cheer in the latest Heads Together Community News, online today: https://headstogether.org.au/2020/12/10/ #headstogetherforabi #community #braininjury #socialimpact
What an AWESOME way to finish off an incredible ye What an AWESOME way to finish off an incredible year with the ABILiTy team. This year has thrown so many barriers in our way but that hasn't stopped us from connecting and striving for what's important to us. Let the countdown begin for another fantastic year together! #headstogetherforabi #community #braininjury #socialimpact #youngleaders
An update on HOPE (Heads Together Online Peer Educ An update on HOPE (Heads Together Online Peer Education), the website we’re developing to draw on the knowledge and strength in the HT community to help other families who are impacted by ABI. We’ve started filming our generous and brave storytelling families, with the help of superstar videographer Angus Strachan https://www.angusstrachan.com.au/; and we’re nearing completion of the HOPE website development, thanks to the patient and clever team at https://mydynamics.io/ Stay tuned for news of the HOPE launch early next year! #headstogetherforabi #Community #livedexperience #socialimpact #braininjury
2020 has reminded us just how much strength the He 2020 has reminded us just how much strength the Heads Together community has. And it's more than we can measure <3 Wishing you all a wonderful weekend! #headstogetherforabi #community #braininjury #socialimpact
In this year of isolation, the HT community has sp In this year of isolation, the HT community has spent more time together than ever before. Through more than 80 events online, we’ve taken a giant step forward in accessibility and inclusion, and opened our door to a whole new community who couldn't previously access our face-to-face programs. In 2021, we’re committing to deliver HT events both face to face and virtually. So, whether you're on a dairy farm in country Victoria or in the middle of Melbourne, whether you can’t wait to leave the house or like your loungeroom best, there’s a place for you in our community in 2021 and beyond. Follow our social media for upcoming events, or get in touch on 0409 216 189. #headstogetherforabi #community #braininjury #socialimpact
Wondering how much fun we had at Heads Together's Wondering how much fun we had at Heads Together's virtual camps in October and November? The size of Billy's smile says it all! #headstogetherforabi #community #virtualcamping #braininjury
Help us extend a warm HT welcome to Kristine, our Help us extend a warm HT welcome to Kristine, our new Families Manager, who started this week. (Wait, weren’t we hiring a Families Program Coordinator? Yes, we were, but when Kristine applied, we jumped at the opportunity to bring her skills and experience to the organisation. We'll be on the lookout for a Families Coordinator early next year.) We’re really excited to have Kristine’s expertise in the community sector to help grow our programs. This is also the perfect moment for a very warm thank you to Kayla for all the work she has put into our Families program this year. Kayla – you've taken care of the program with enthusiasm and energy, and really gone the extra mile for our community, at the same time as giving your all to our Young Adults programs. Thankfully, Kayla isn’t going anywhere. With Kristine’s appointment, Kayla will have even more time to dedicate to our Young Adults programs. #headstogetherforabi #leadership #community #braininjury #bestteamever
Last Thursday, HT community members Kate and Haile Last Thursday, HT community members Kate and Hailey were honoured to be part of “Seeing the full picture after brain injury”, a panel discussion organised by the Australasian Society for the Study of Brain Impairment (ASSBI). The webinar, which was aimed at medical and clinical students and professionals, was facilitated by Taylor, a neuropsychology student and HT volunteer. We loved hearing Hailey generously share her incredible breadth of lived experience to bring crucial learning to the next generation of doctors and clinicians. It was also a great opportunity to put our heads together with clinical and research experts, including fellow panelists Prof Tamara Ownsworth, Prof Christine Imms and Dr Kate Gould. #headstogetherforabi #livedexperience #braininjury #community
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