Many people assume disability means a wheelchair, crutches, or a physical aid. It's estimated that up to 90% of disability is invisible, things like chronic illness, neurological conditions, sensory sensitivities, or mental ill-health. Just because you can't see a disability doesn't mean it's not there. MCM is a registered NDIS provider supporting you to live your life, your way. For more information visit https://www.mcm.org.au/services/disability-and-ndis #DisabilityAwareness #InvisibleDisabilities #DisabilityInclusion #EndTheStigma (fb)

Last month, we were proud to launch MCM’s new RAP artwork at the Koorie Heritage Trust, Federation Square. The artwork was created by talented artist Imogen J. a proud Kamilaroi woman, who was joined on the day by her friends, family, MCM staff, and members of our RAP Working Group to celebrate this important moment together. The piece Our Journey is a generous invitation to MCM to walk alongside First Nations Peoples, journeying towards reconciliation and decolonising our practices. Describing the artwork Imogen said, "At the heart of this piece is a flowing river, symbolic of our journey bordered by footprints that mark progress through different stages of life. Along this path are two large meeting places, representing critical points of connection: our Kings Way office and our youth access point, Frontyard, a place where young mob find support, safety and a sense of belonging through community." A huge thank you to Imogen for her incredible work and to everyone who came together to mark this occasion. #Reconciliation #MCM #RAP #Community #AboriginalArt (fb)