Our Stories
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Celeste Daniels
Have you heard of the National Assistance Card? Read Celeste’s journey with invisible disability and learn how a National Assistance Card may support you.
Our stories
We love to hear and share the stories of our members and supporters. Here are their stories.
Kate Dufty, a Queenslanders with Disability Network (QDN) 2021 Emerging Leader Graduate, was recognised for her substantial impact on the Gladstone community through her volunteer work….
Daisy Walton, a proud Kunja/Mithaka woman, has generously donated her art piece to QDN to be used as a design for the Longreach Gidgee Yarning Circle. Daisy describes the piece as a “representation of the group”….
Danielle Pittis who has been a QDN member since 2020 and graduated in the first cohort of QDN’s Emerging Leaders program in 2021. Danielle says that the program “…gave me the opportunity to become a leader and grow my leadership within QDN, and other parts……
Carmen’s journey into her leadership position, has been one full of resilience and adaption. From navigating her diagnosis, and professional pathways, to leadership opportunities within QDN and across Queensland….
Uncle Willie Prince’s journey is as powerful as it is poignant. Born on the Cherbourg mission on Wakka Wakka country, he is a proud Kalkadoon man whose early separation from community shaped his resilience….
For Janelle Colquhoun, music and sport have always gone hand in hand. A classically trained soprano who has performed on stages around the world, she also lives with disability, which has shaped her advocacy for inclusion….
Share your story with QDN
QDN’s policy team is keen to hear from members and people with disability about the issues impacting your lives.
Our members are at the centre of everything we do, and by collecting your stories and experiences, we can ensure that your voices inform our policy and advocacy work.
If you have any questions, please contact the policy team at qdn@qdn.org.au or 1300 363 783.