Beanies for Billy
The simple act of wearing a beanie has a very special significance at Gippsland Grammar. It's a way to honour the memory of...
How to explain the pandemic to kids
While we’ve been living in a pandemic for almost 18 months, children begin to notice changes at different ages.
Kids who were babies when...
Fostering joy with Berry Street
In Victoria, the number of children who cannot live safely at home has risen every year over the last 10 years.
There are many reasons...
Still dreaming of that perfect smile?
In the past 18 months life as we know it has changed in virtually every way.
With many people staying indoors and working from...
Become a foster carer with Quantum Support Services
Children and people across Gippsland deserve safe, stable and loving homes.
Quantum works with foster carers to help provide homes for children and young people...
Gippsland community benefit from specialist imaging for women
When an expectant mother presents for her pregnancy scans, a skilled sonographer performs the ultrasound.
With precision and care they observe the anatomy of the...
Space for the kids to grow and thrive
Debra and Frank first discussed the idea of foster care after seeing a TV advertisement.
Four-year-old James* arrived a couple of months later, and the...
Important medical screenings
Every year in Australia, up to 50 babies are born with an incurable inherited neurological condition called spinal muscular atrophy (SMA).
Anywhere up to 20...
Learning that lasts a lifetime
Chairo Christian School began at Drouin East in 1983.
However, today there are Chairo campuses accessible to families whether they live in Berwick or...
It’s time to seize the clay!
Are you or your child interested in learning the art of pottery?
Robert Gordon Pottery can help you seize the clay!
Anyone can get creative...
Danger in paradise – a ranger recalls
There was not a lot of real organisation in the search and rescue procedures made necessary by increasing use of the Cooloola Coast bushland...
Minister vows to protect ’fish and fishing’
Fisheries minister Mark Furner has rejected complaints from some Cooloola Coast commercial fishers, who say new government rules are destroying their industry and those...
