Global Sanctuary Inc

29/07/2024

Inspirational

16/07/2024

Takeaway from the 2nd & the last day of Direct Support Workers Conference;
"Care" as a personal priciple motivates you to do good to others - legendary former Australian Rugby Coach, Wayne Bennett
An act of "Kidness" creates a better world for all - Kath Koschel, the founder of 'Kindness Factory'
is determined to create a community that is equal to all, including people living with Disability.

kudos to you all.

15/07/2024

Day well spent on today's national 'Direct Support Workers Conference'.
Thank you Grace Edward for your inspirational speech on the impact of negative cultural perceptions & stigimism over people living with disability within CALD communities in Australia. 'It is Not Okay to live in denial of Disability, it is Okay to seek professional help'

20/04/2023

Are you, your loved one or anyone you know is searching for an NDIS Registered Provider?

Global Sanctuary Inc (GSI) is your new local NDIS provider and Not-For-Profit Charitable Organisation based in Queensland. We will be delighted to join you on the progress of your journey and become your NDIS provider of choice.

We offer both in-home and community-based services. As well as provides consultations and assistance with completing and submitting your NDIS applications.

To find out more about our NDIS services and organisation, please visit our website. Or call us today to speak to one of our companionable team members to discuss your goals and how we may be able to assist you as an NDIS provider.

26/01/2023

True role model
Congratulations!!

We are thrilled to post that the 2023 Young Australian of the Year is none other than the incredibly inspiring Awer Mabil! Not only is he a talented Socceroo player, but he also dedicates his time to making a positive impact off the field through his not-for-profit organisation, Barefoot to Boots.

Growing up in a Kenyan refugee camp before coming to Australia at the age of 10, Mabil's passion for promoting better health, education and gender equality for refugees stems from his own personal experiences. The South Sudanese Australian knows firsthand the difficulties that come with not having access to basic resources, like sporting equipment, which is why Barefoot to Boots is so close to his heart. The organisation provides these essential resources to refugees so they can have the same opportunities he did to play and learn through sports.

Even with all of his success on the field, Mabil has faced personal struggles. A year after fulfilling his dream of playing for the Socceroos, his sister tragically passed away in a car accident. Through this difficult time, Mabil discovered a strength within himself that he didn't know he had. He feels "unbreakable" now and uses the memory of his sister to continue pushing forward and making a difference in the lives of others.

Mabil is not only a role model on the field, but off it as well. He wants to use his platform to raise awareness and encourage open discussions about mental health, and let others know they are not alone in their struggles. He is truly an inspiration and we are honored to have him as the 2023 Young Australian of the Year.
Awer Mabil