Supports By Daniel

23/12/2024

Merry Christmas everyone, here’s a candid photo of me putting smiles on faces Nicholas Street Precinct

15/10/2024

02/10/2024

A car ahead was moving like a turtle and not giving me way inspite of my continuous honking!
I was on brink of losing my cool when I noticed the small sticker on the cars rear.
It reads...
"Physically challenged; Please be patient.”
And that changed everything!! I immediately went calm and slowed down!!
In fact I got a little protective of the car and the driver.
I reached work a few minutes late, but it was oayk!
And then it struck me. Would I have been patient if there was no sticker!?
Why do we need stickers to be patient with people!?
Will we be more patient and kind with others if people had labels pasted on their foreheads?
Labels like:
~ Lost my job
~ Fighting cancer
~ Going through a bad divorce
~ Suffering Emotional abuse
~ Lost a loved one
~ Feeling worthless
~ Financially messed up....and more like these.

Everyone is fighting a battle we know nothing about.
The least we can do is be patient and kind.
We don't have to put people through the pressures of explaining over times before we understand their pains and offer our little best.
As you go through each passing day always remember there's an invisible label on everyone.
A simple virtue of patience may just be the respect you're according that invisible label.

May we all remember that everyone is carrying on a silent battle unknown to others. In the middle of the chaos of life, the simple yet profound act of patience and kindness can serve as a beacon of light in someone's darkness. Rather than subjecting others to the burden of repeatedly explaining their struggles, let us extend empathy and compassion without judgment.

By offering a listening ear, a gentle touch, or a caring gesture, we can create a space of understanding and support where healing begins. In a world where battles are fought unseen, let our actions speak volumes of love, acceptance, and solidarity. ❤☀

Jae Ratana

06/08/2024

Congratulations to the team, “The Agile Lions” set the high score for the Candy Ball Pit!

18/07/2024

Here’s an update after emailing the council

28/06/2024

I would really like to thank everyone for their support with this petition. I have some good news! The petition was bought up at the last council meeting on the 23rd May, it was unanimous. The council are in the process of receiving recomendations and reports. In the comments below I will link directly to the council minutes and the council meeting on Youtube.
Thank you all again for your support. Goodna Aquatic Centre

Increase the Number of Disability-Equipped Change Rooms at Goodna Aquatic Centre

27/02/2024

Please help get more change rooms at Goodna pool

Increase the Number of Disability-Equipped Change Rooms at Goodna Aquatic Centre

26/02/2024

Please help in requesting more disability change rooms at Goodna Aquatic Centre Ipswich City Council Physioactive Lisa Young Red Robin Psychology Mayor Teresa Harding Body Smart Health+ Focal Community Services

Increase the Number of Disability-Equipped Change Rooms at Goodna Aquatic Centre