Kindred Instinct Support Services

💜🧡 World Multiple Sclerosis Day – May 30 🧡💜

Today, we stand alongside individuals, families, carers, and communities impacted by Multiple Sclerosis (MS).

MS is often called an “invisible illness” because many of its challenges cannot be seen. Fatigue, pain, mobility changes, cognitive difficulties, and uncertainty can affect daily life in ways others may never fully understand.

At Kindred Instinct Support Services, we recognise that every person’s journey is unique. Behind every diagnosis is a person with goals, strengths, dreams, and a life that deserves to be lived with dignity, opportunity, and support.

Today is a reminder to:
🧡 Raise awareness
🧡 Show compassion
🧡 Challenge misconceptions
🧡 Support inclusion and accessibility
🧡 Celebrate resilience and strength

To everyone living with MS, and to the families, friends, and support networks walking beside them — we see you, we value you, and we stand with you.

“Think kindly of the past, live fully in the now, and look forward to what is ahead.”

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Callout for community members with disability – photoshoot opportunity 📣

The City of Wanneroo is inviting people with disability to take part in an upcoming photoshoot to help celebrate our diverse and inclusive community.

The images will be used across City communications to promote inclusion, highlight accessible places and activities, and support initiatives such as the Community Development Plan and Disability Access and Inclusion Plan.

We welcome expressions of interest from people with all types of disability, including visible and non-visible (hidden) disabilities. People of all ages, backgrounds and lived experiences are encouraged to apply.

Why get involved?
✨ Help represent people with disability in authentic ways
✨ Support awareness and inclusion in our community
✨ Be part of showcasing accessible programs, places and events

Participants will be supported throughout the process, with accessibility needs accommodated wherever possible.

Interested? Contact Natalie Lynch at [email protected]