Our Sculptures by the Sea adventure
December 21, 2017

Simone, one of our CatholicCare Disability Futures Leaders accompanied them each time and thought they were just wonderful! They spoke very well and all had interesting thoughts on the artworks that they chose.
We’d like to extend our gratitude and appreciation for the time that Kica and the Sculptures team spent with Nikita, Jake and Elyce in delivering their very own tactile tour.
You are providing a wonderful service for the disability community by being inclusive and providing an accessible and adaptable program to suit all needs and requirements of all people with a disability. The team were incredibly patient and kind and were incredibly adaptable to our needs.
Since running their own tactile tour, we’ve really seen a difference in Elyce, Jake and Nikita’s confidence which has improved their social skills too.
We loved that the Sculptures team let them interpret the artworks exactly how they wanted to – even if the art reminded them of a toilet! The team embraced their likes and senses of humour and worked to fit these with their chosen artworks so that their tours were completely their own.
Thank you to everyone who helped put this amazing experience together!
More news stories like this one
Empowering childcare educators to address domestic violence
Earlier this year, CatholicCare’s primary prevention team collaborated with council run childcare centres across the Central Coast to help combat domestic and family violence.
Read MoreJohn’s journey from blame to accountability
When John first stepped into our Back on Track Men’s Behaviour Change Program, he didn’t come willingly and was a long way from accepting the impact of his violent behaviour.
Read MoreCasting a light on the drivers of domestic and family abuse
Boys don't cry. Toughen up. Be a man. CatholicCare's Respect Matters team knows there is a direct line between casual phrases like these and the domestic violence upending families across our community.
Read More

