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Childhood Cancer Support provides free accommodation, hospital and airport transport, and family support services to families with children undergoing cancer treatment in Brisbane. They offer fully furnished units of varying sizes, along with community activities, grocery delivery, and social support to help keep families together during their child's treatment at Queensland Children's Hospital.
L'Arche is an international federation of faith communities where people with and without an intellectual disability share life together. L'Arche, a French word for the Ark, seeks to create communities where people live a simple life of work, care, prayer and celebration.We are a very diverse group from all walks of life, some of our disabilities are obvious, some are hidden but all of us share in the mission of L'Arche, of changing the world one heart at a time.From these simple beginnings L'Arche has grown into an international federation of 138 communities in over 30 countries.
Spinal Life Australia: Empowering lives for over 60 years. We offer personalised support, nursing, therapy, and advocacy services. From assistive technology to social work, we ensure accessibility and inclusion for all. * Pickup and drop off area is located on 61 Balaclava St Woolloongabba. * There are also plenty of accessible parks.
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