QUARTERLY NEWS UPDATES

What a year it’s been! COVID-19 forced us to rethink the way we work and has led to a greater focus on using technology to engage and build the capacity of people with disability and other stakeholders. All our... Read More

While this year was not the one we thought it would be, we have been challenged to think differently about what we do and how we do it. The delivery of COVID-response services and shifting to fully remote work... Read More

It’s a particularly exciting time for me as the Summer Foundation starts the next stage of our journey to ensure people with disability have access to the support they need to control where they live and who they live... Read More

As we navigate what’s happening in the world around us we are faced with new challenges, but also new opportunities. We have been planning a number of initiatives in recent months that we are excited to start rolling out.... Read More

Over the past 3 months the Summer Foundation team has worked hard to provide tangible, direct support to people with disability and complex needs in response to the COVID-19 pandemic. With more than 5,000 younger people still living in... Read More

As the Summer Foundation moved quickly to respond to the evolving COVID-19 situation, a new project team was created to identify and address the needs of people in our network, especially those at risk of social isolation and reduced... Read More

We are in the midst of a unique crisis that poses a particularly significant threat to the lives of people with disability and complex needs. Many of the people we support are already susceptible to chest infections and pneumonia... Read More

The Summer Foundation has decided to re-consider options for all upcoming events in response to the continuing spread of Covid-19 or Coronavirus. Read More

Welcome to our summer update. I am back in the CEO role at a key time for the Summer Foundation. I’d like to thank Luke Bo’sher for all of his terrific work over the past 3.5 years. Our government... Read More

We keep hearing good news about developments that are improving the lives of young people who would otherwise be forced into nursing homes because there are no alternatives. Read More