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DSS Patron Russell Saunders OAM

It is a privilege for Dundaloo to have Biripi Elder, Uncle Russell Saunders OAM as Dundaloo’s Patron. Russell is also highly regarded for his aboriginal art, which is displayed throughout the Manning Valley and for operating the Deep Water Shark Gallery, which honours traditional Indigenous Art. Russell is also the resident Elder at the Taree High School, where he supports young people in knowing their culture and preparing for the future.

Russell is identified as a man of integrity, a champion of diversity and a person who actively lives the values of Dundaloo and we value him as a member of the Dundaloo community.

Uncle Russell Saunders OAM

Uncle Russell Saunders OAM

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MEET LUKE

It’s quiet here, says Luke. I can go out and meet my friends, I go to the gym, the Men’s Shed and my day program and I have support when I need it.

Luke lives independently in a Dundaloo Supported Villa complex. His one bedroom villa features a kitchen, spacious living and balcony and shared outdoor living areas. Luke has found the level of support at the complex is just right for his needs.

“It’s quiet here”, says Luke. “I can set up my own things, I can go out and meet my friends and I have support when I need it. I go to the gym, the Men’s Shed and my day program, and I like being independent. It’s the best place I have ever lived.”

Luke

NDIS WORKING FOR JOEY

With NDIS Plan Supports Joey and staff have been taking Makaton lessons to increase their sign language skills.

With NDIS Plan Supports Joey and staff have been taking Makaton lessons to increase their sign language skills. During this process staff have discovered that an emotional connection is just as important to Joey for effective communication as knowing the physical signs.

Joey is able to communicate most effectively when she uses Makaton signs with someone she has a relationship and emotional connection with. Understanding how this is important to Joey helps to support her to have meaningful communication.

Joey

MEET ELLIE

We are so proud of everything Ellie has become and is becoming. We are watching her confidence grow and know everything is going to be just fine! We are confident Ellie’s life will be how she wants it to be – fantastic! – Cathy and Tony

Nearly 3 years ago I moved into my new house in Forster. My cooking skills have improved and I feel more confident. I love living my own life and enjoy spending time with my family and friends. I do my cleaning and shopping with a little bit of help. I make my own decisions about money and paying the bills. I know there is support if I want it.

Ellie

MEET DAMIEN

Damien wanted to make a movie and build his iPad skills. He showed many people the end result and was proud of his achievements.

Damien wanted to make a movie and build his iPad skills. He made it a goal at his PATH. With the support of staff Damien planned and scripted a movie, enlisted friends to participate, filmed and edited the movie. He showed many people the end result and was proud of his achievements.

Damien