Running for a reason, and a great cause
A general check-up at the doctors and an unexpected high blood pressure result was the turning point for Mark Hancock, and the inspiration for a new challenge. This Men’s Health Week, being celebrated nationally from 11th to 17th June, Mark is encouraging all men to look out for themselves. “I’m from the era where men […]
Julie digs deep for community causes
Julie Campbell only moved to Shelly Beach late last year, but already she has rolled up her sleeves and volunteered for several causes across the community including a charity op shop, a conservation group and STEPS Nursery. “I’ve also put my name down to volunteer with the turtle group, but so many people want to […]
STEPS volunteer Linda is learning and loving it
Avid gardener, reader and learner, Linda Ritchie has been volunteering at STEPS Pathways College in a supportive role for almost a year. Linda said she loves being a part of a program that provides students with the opportunity to gain independence. Helping students build skills, knowledge and confidence, STEPS Pathways College is a training course […]
Sunshine Coast hosts prominent Autism expert
More than 240 Sunshine Coast parents, carers and educators filled the room to listen to world-renowned clinical psychologist Professor Tony Attwood in a one-day event organised by STEPS Autism Treehouse. For Professor Attwood, it was also a great chance to visit the Sunshine Coast, where he once called home. “I’ve seen it change over the […]
Kerry Staines stands out among coast’s directors
Our Executive Manager of Community Services Kerry Staines has won the 2018 Sunshine Coast Regional Scholarship. As the recipient of this annual award Kerry has been offered the opportunity to complete the Company Directors Course, an intensive program that is delivered by the Australian Institute of Company Directors (AICD). Kerry said she was thrilled to […]
Fun with friends at camp
STEPS Community Services Maroochydore clients and staff enjoyed three fun-filled days at Borumba Deer Park for their biannual camp. The wet weather held off for the lucky campers who got involved in a range of outdoor activities including kayaking, bushwalking, mini golf and hand feeding deer. STEPS Recreational Activity Coordinator Anthony Walsh said everyone always looks […]
