Kurrajong Board Of Directors update
After 13 years of service on the Kurrajong Board, Chairman Dr Max Graffen has resigned. He and his wife Sue have made the difficult decision to leave Wagga Wagga after 40 years and relocate to…
Kurrajong Supported Independent Living, West Wyalong client Lesley has been working extremely hard alongside staff at West Wyalong Lifestyle Choices to produce some spectacular artwork.
Lesley had a goal of having her paintings in an art exhibition on display and sold. However, her chosen exhibition no longer was available, so we thought of another platform where her artwork could be on display for all to see and admire – on the walls at Kurrajong!
We have purchased the paintings to be displayed in the Leeton, Narrandera, and Griffith Supported Living and Lifestyle Choices facilities.
Lesley said, ‘ooh goody, I can’t believe I’ve sold some; this makes me very happy!’
When asked what she was going to do with the money from the sale of her artwork, she said, ‘I’m going to buy myself some jewellery’.
Lesley is looking forward to seeing her artwork on display at Kurrajong.
After 13 years of service on the Kurrajong Board, Chairman Dr Max Graffen has resigned. He and his wife Sue have made the difficult decision to leave Wagga Wagga after 40 years and relocate to…
Kurrajong Supported Independent Living, West Wyalong client Lesley has been working extremely hard alongside staff at West Wyalong Lifestyle Choices to produce some spectacular artwork.
We understand that our families, clients, staff, volunteers, and indeed the community may be feeling anxious and concerned in relation to the ongoing issues and uncertainty with COVID -19. As such at Wednesday night’s Board…
When we hear the words kindness and community spirit, front of mind is Griffith’s Bunnings Warehouse Australia team and their amazing manager Peter.
Paul has received services from Kurrajong for almost his entire life commencing at Kurrajong in the mid 1960’s.
Kurrajong supported employees Nicholas Fletcher and Stephen Gould celebrated their 45 and 35 years!
Do you love lego and want to meet other people that do as well? Then this group is for you.
Recently both Cannon Banks and Cheryl Brown celebrated 20 years’ service with Kurrajong.
In his initial meeting, Robert kept his hoodie on, headphones in and communicated with a nod or thumbs up.
Alexander and his family reached out to the Kurrajong Support Coordination team for assistance.
Wasn’t Mamma Mia 2022 presented by our Kurrajong clients an excellent example of skills and showmanship that endeared everyone?
No wonder Steve Davis from Kurrajong Recycling is smiling – he’s a newly qualified DrumMuster inspector.
Meet Tori, one of our lovely Deniliquin Support Workers. We asked Tori if she could provide us with a written account of what a day looks like for her.
Did you know Kurrajong was first formed in 1957, 65 years ago? Click to read more about Kurrajong’s journey and plans for the future.
Dear Olivia, I like to introduce myself, my name is Nicole. I was given your book “Don’t Stop Believing” as a birthday present from my parents back in 2017.
On the 20th of March 1957, fifteen interested people met to make preliminary plans to help children with disabilities and their families.