by Fiona Passmore | Apr 2, 2024
by Fiona Passmore As a primary school teacher with symbrachydactyly, Felicity understands only too well how awkward it might be for children with a hand difference starting a new school or class. She has kindly shared her personal and professional experiences and...
by Fiona Passmore | Jan 23, 2024
by Fiona Passmore As an ABC sports reporter, writer and speaker, Liz Wright is passionate about how media portrays disabilities and shares her views about how much this impacts the way we feel and interact. Liz first learnt about Aussie Hands while competing as a...
by Fiona Passmore | Jun 2, 2023
Navigating the NDIS – Lana’s story and advice It’s always handy knowing someone with expert knowledge and experience when you need it. We’re lucky to have Lana in the Aussie Hands family who has both personal and professional dealings with the NDIS...
by Fiona Passmore | Aug 6, 2022
Music has brought frustration, healing and happiness for Emi by Fiona Passmore The word EMI might make you think of the famous music company and record label, but pronounce it differently and you’ll meet the talented musician, teacher and Aussie Hands member, Emi. Emi...
by Fiona Passmore | Jun 16, 2022
Job dilemmas, being in the public eye and Aussie Hands president – Stuart’s story Lily Toengi-Andrews Stuart discovered Aussie Hands on social media two years ago and initially became involved as a mentor with our Peer Support Network and assisting with the...
