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    Meet the Mother

    Meet Susan's mother, Alma. Alma came from Kabankalan, Negros Occidental in the Philippines to Australia in 1981. She shares her...
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    Meet the Mother

    Meet Susan's mother, Alma. Alma came from Kabankalan, Negros Occidental in the Philippines to Australia in 1981. She shares her...
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    Dreamers and Allies

    On this episode, Forrest, Declan and Maz from our EmployAbility team come on the podcast to discuss equity, the importance...
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    Dreamers and Allies

    On this episode, Forrest, Declan and Maz from our EmployAbility team come on the podcast to discuss equity, the importance...
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    The Lived Experience of Fatherhood & Disability

    On this powerful episode of “Have the Nerve” we discuss the experiences of fatherhood with three of our Peer &...
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    The Lived Experience of Fatherhood & Disability

    On this powerful episode of “Have the Nerve” we discuss the experiences of fatherhood with three of our Peer &...
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    Something To Think About – What Have We Learnt?

    Susan Wood, Liberty Smith and Hayley Dean come on Have The Nerve to have a chat about what we're learnt...
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    Something To Think About – What Have We Learnt?

    Susan Wood, Liberty Smith and Hayley Dean come on Have The Nerve to have a chat about what we're learnt...
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    Keep Rolling Podcast with SCIA Peer & Family Support Team Leader Dan Holt

    SCIA’s Peer and Family Support Team Leader Dan Holt shares his story with Craig Fisher on his podcast Keep Rolling.
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    In the final episode for Have the Nerve for 2025, meet Susan’s mother, Alma.

    Alma came from Kabankalan, Negros Occidental in the Philippines to Australia in 1981. She shares her perspective of raising Susan, observations as she got older, advice for parents of children who have disabilities, and the switch from being the caretaker to being cared for by Susan at the age of 85.

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