Ensuring early intervention and care is provided to babies diagnosed with cerebral palsy or diagnosed at risk of cerebral palsy (CP), in the critical first year of the baby’s life.
Supporting the delivery of six trauma-informed professional development workshops for service providers, educators and not-for-profit organisations in the Hunter Region.
Supporting the Ronald McDonald House Charities Learning Program, aimed at educating, empowering and advocating for school aged students living with a serious illness or injury.
Offering tutoring and support for young people whilst they are suspended from High School and working closely with their family, school, and local community to assist their transition back into the school setting.
Clontarf Foundation will continue its invaluable work in the Dubbo region by addressing long-term disadvantage among indigenous communities following a funding commitment from Greater Charitable Foundation.
One in every 700 Australian babies is diagnosed with cerebral palsy each year yet staggeringly, half of these babies will receieve limited or no specialist early intervention before their first birthday.
