The Sunnyfield Association
Charity in Warringah

With over 64 years’ experience, we specialism in supporting people with intellectual disability with a range of trusted, individualized and valueformoney services across MSW and ACT. We yield a range of specialist services to clients who are already accessing our services. We make sure that the service is assisting people to experience a quality of life and achieve their personal outcomes. Guided by our values of respect, trust, honesty and innovation, it’s our mission to enrich the lives of people with intellectual disability by creating choice, opportunities and skills for life. Cal has over 40 years’ experience in the power industry in a range of executive management roles. Caroline is leading Sunnyfield to be a provider of excellence in service delivery by not only improving internal processes but communicating with Government and key stakeholders to ensure the sustainability of the Disability Sector into the tomorrow below the Odis. She has several experience at a senior management level with nearly 8 years in the Disability Promote Sector and 11 years in the Aged Care sector and brings vast passion, potent commitment, energy and personal and professional dedication to her work. Evan comes to Sunnyfield behind a triumphant and extensive career in the property sector. Steve has held abundant senior management roles across a range of both corporate and not for benefit organizations over the former 15 years including originate employment for people with disability. Family members and carers of our clients are an urgent portion of the overall Sunnyfield team. What sets Sunnyfield apart from many other disability promote organizations is that we are a family based Member organization, with a very powerful community dedicated to supporting our clients to attain their goals and aspirations. We encourage all family members and carers to become Members so your family can contribute to the quality of care for not only your loved one, but for everyone at Sunnyfield. Support each other as a community with a normal purpose to improve the lives of people with disability. It is controlled wholly by the members, operated and managed wholly independently from Sunnyfield staff. Sunnyfield strives to maintain a standard of housing to ensure a cozy and suitable lifestyle is provided for the people Sunnyfield supports in MSW and ACT. Person centered thinking involves listening to people and helping them to think about what they want from their lives now and in the future. People with an intellectual disability are the largest group of people who make use of urge services. Always speak directly to a person with a disability, even if they are with another person. Sunnyfield focuses actively on strengthening family relationships and supporting our clients and their families in all aspects of life throughout MSW and ACT. The plan is developed with the contribution of those that know the person best and those that the person chases to be involved in their planning. These people form the person’s circle of support and will arrive together regularly for the person’s planning meeting to thrive the plan. They are supported to contribute their skills, the things they can do, and to make informed decisions and choices. Planning for future promote with a person who has a disability is imperative and there are many things to consider. aging, Disability Home Protection (ADC) is piece of the MSW Department of Family Community Services (face) and is responsible for providing funding, services and urge to former people, people with a disability and their families and carers.

That the effort was triumphant beyond anyone’s wildest dreams, seemed incidental it was the getting there that provided the greatest exhilaration. Our history has been stuffed of achievements for Sunnyfield and our clients. We remain to make improvements in the quality of services we donate and lead the sector in innovative options for people with a disability. We look forward to leading the sector in to the future. The first Hostel at Allambie Heights was built and opened for 27 people. The Mature Training center was opened and eventually became a sheltered workshop. Extra land was acquired at Allambie Heights and the workshops were expanded. Another Hostel was opened that would eventually cater for 29 people. Services expand to the Fresh England region. Community based services and accommodation services spread across Sydney and then the Central Coast. Promote for individualized funding and preparation for a fresh era in disability services. A new 20142017 strategies is adopted to guide our approach to the Odis. We promote children and adults across MSW and ACT with intellectual disability at home, in the community and at work. Your promote helps us to carry out our mission of providing choice, opportunities and skills for life. Assistance with social and community participation. Community and recreational activities (including transport).