Planning for life after school can seem daunting, especially when you have a disability. The options may seem slim and limited, however with vision, preparation and planning it’s possible for young people with a disability to thrive after school. In this video Jack and Jan Kruger share their real life experience of Life After School and provide genuine examples of connection.

David Holowko has worked part time at Woolworths in Templestowe in the fresh produce section for six years. David was given an opportunity by Woolworths to enter the work force and has not looked back ever since. His self esteem has flourished along with his independence and confidence culminating with an employee award. He is highly respected by his fellow work mates and management could not be happier with his work ethic. David's parents are extremely proud of his sucessful employment and you will see why by taking a look at That's A Wrap.

Dee Holmes, with the support of family and friends, established her own business, "Can You Believe It - Deezines", producing hand crafted greeting cards. Dee's major role in the business is moving through the community developing networks, meeting people, and building a strong client base. In this video Dee presents her 'Deezines' story at the 2017 Belonging Matters' Conference.

Dee Holmes, with the support of family and friends, established her own business, "Can You Believe It - Deezines", producing hand crafted greeting cards. Dee's major role in the business is moving through the community developing networks, meeting people, and building a strong client base.

David Holowko has worked part time at Woolworths in Templestowe in the fresh produce section for six years. David was given an opportunity by Woolworths to enter the work force and has not looked back ever since. His self esteem has flourished along with his independence and confidence culminating with an employee award. He is highly respected by his fellow work mates and management could not be happier with his work ethic. David's parents are extremely proud of his sucessful employment and you will see why by taking a look at That's A Wrap.

Boundary Pusher Nathan Basha is a motivational speaker who is pushing the boundaries. Nathan might happen to have Down syndrome but he says, “That’s not who I am”! He has spoken at inter/national conferences, political forums, universities, schools, workshops and in the corporate sector, sharing his insights about his inclusive life. Nathan is a homeowner, a film maker, works at the ‘coolest’ radio station in Sydney, travels internationally and is a much loved son, brother and friend. Visit Nathan's website at www.nathanbasha.com

Boundary Pusher Nathan Basha is a motivational speaker who is pushing the boundaries. Nathan might happen to have Down syndrome but he says, “That’s not who I am”! He has spoken at inter/national conferences, political forums, universities, schools, workshops and in the corporate sector, sharing his insights about his inclusive life. Nathan is a homeowner, a film maker, works at the ‘coolest’ radio station in Sydney, travels internationally and is a much loved son, brother and friend. Visit Nathan's website at www.nathanbasha.com