Thorndale Foundation is a non-profit that caters to adults with disabilities in the Nepean region on the western outskirts of Sydney. This video showcases the services it provides – accommodation, day programmes and work – in light of the soon-to-be-launched National Disability Insurance Scheme.
Category Archives: Sydney
I’ve always had the utmost respect for the Salvos, so it was great to get an email a few months ago requesting my photographic services. I’ve done a number of shoots with them since then and it’s very pleasing to see the fruits of some of that work in the pages of their 2015 Impact Report. My last shoot was…
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Domestic violence is a huge issue in Australia right now. The horrific figure of two women killed by a partner each week is finally gaining the attention it deserves. It was gratifying then to be asked to photograph the AGM of Rape and Domestic Violence Services Australia, an organisation that works literally around the clock helping victims of this scourge.
The evening was marked by a very powerful speech from NSW Police Commissioner Andrew Scipione, who was rewarded later in the evening with a vast crowd of attendees wishing to have their photo taken with him.
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Following the excellent Adam Spencer-hosted awards night for the AMP Tomorrow Makers 2015, I’m starting to wrap up my production of a dozen or so videos, each showcasing a very deserving winner.
It’s been really fun. I’ve met an astronomer, a wrestler, a couple of aspiring Olympians, a number of life-changing app makers, a woman taking on the ice epidemic in her home town, a nine year-old mitochondrial researcher, a sculptor, environmental scientists and more . I’ve been to Melbourne, rural Gippsland, Brisbane, Bathurst and all over Sydney.
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I was delighted to be on hand for the 50th birthday bash of the Australian Council for International Development (ACFID) in Sydney. The organisation represents many of the international NGOs I work for – Care, Oxfam, WaterAid, Marie Stopes and more – so it was great opportunity to ‘feel the pulse’ of the sector. And take a few photos too, of course.
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