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Help Us Build a Brighter Space for Every Brilliant Mind!




We’re raising $50,000 to help fit out a dedicated Day Activity Centre for people on the autism spectrum with high support needs. This purpose-designed space will serve as a sanctuary of safety, structure, and support — created by and for the neurodiverse community.

Our goal is to deliver a facility that reflects best practice in autism-friendly design, with spaces that reduce sensory triggers, enhance engagement, and promote wellbeing. Your donation will go directly towards:

Custom fit-out of sensory-friendly rooms
Construction of quiet breakout spaces and activity areas
Specialised equipment and furnishings for high-support needs
Accessibility modifications for safe and independent movement
Training and setup for therapeutic and life-skills programming

We believe everyone deserves a space where they feel seen, safe, and supported — and with your help, we can make this a reality.

Whether you donate $5 or $500, every contribution brings us closer to providing a lifeline for individuals and families who face some of the most complex challenges in the disability sector.

Please help us build a centre that respects, includes, and empowers our neurodiverse community.
Thank you for your support.
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Wayne Nicholas
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Melbourne, VIC
GRAFTON SERVICES AUSTRALIA LTD
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