About universal accessibility, making community access inclusive

I myself live in a world that requires all these services and at times I have found it overwhelming in regard to who to go to for the most professional and best service for my family’s needs and wants. 

I am a mum of a son who has an intellectual disability , he was born this way and like so many other parents I have asked myself what went wrong , what did I do to have this happen and what do I do next . The answers to my questions haven’t been easy to answer but like all of us we decide that we must get on with things and do the best we can for our family.

Over the years I have provided a happy home full of laughter with the usual  ups and downs , I have used my skills as a Professional photographer for not only an income but to bring joy to as many people as possible and so far it’s been a fantastic ride . I am also a volunteer firefighter with the RFS, level 1 rowing coach and am still a support worker. 

Support work has given me the skills and attitude to move forward with this idea and through an amazing amount of family , friends and my wonderful coffee group’s loving , kind and generous ways, I have progressed to the next level hoping to bring something new and exciting to the table. 

Please join me on a journey like no other, lets care for the carers and make universal access accessible.