Dear Jody,
The parents and grandparents of Shae, 18 years old, an Angelman Syndrome person, recently attended her Debutant Ball and Graduation from Sunbury & Macendon RangesSpecialist School.
This miracle and moving occasion made possible by you. Yourtimely intervention and subsequent guidance through the NDIS process affording Shae and her family support services needed for an improved sustainable lifestyle is evident by her and family’s greatly improved lifestyles.
Jody: we will be forever grateful for your pro-bono gifted adeptness in navigating the complexities of a developing NDIS. Your network in Federal and State governments combined with your expertise in project management is something we are still in awe of. Proof is manifest in the attached photo.
Shae’s family has stabilized, regrouped, and embraced life again; TCF, their specialist nutritional food business now employes 25 persons (two of whom are disadvantaged), brother Cameron has graduated from high school and commenced an engineering apprenticeship, the family home is being significantly modified providing our young lady with suitable longer-term accommodation together with mother, father, and brother having separate living areas.
NDIS services/funding has been the saving of our family; Shae’s carers utilize this wonderful support package daily,Physiotherapy, Health Care, Speech, OT and so much morewhich have enabled our family a healthy proactive lifestyle.
Shae is constantly out in the community with family and carers on her modified bicycle or wheelchair. Her happy outgoing personality attracts a lot of admiring comments/questions, when it is explained to them how the NDIS has made this possible there are smiles and compliments and an appreciation of NDIS.
Again Jody: our family has the deepest gratitude for your support.
Darren, Liz, Cameron, Sue and Donald
