Applications are now open for the 2023 HATCH: Taronga Accelerator Program Program.Do you have the next brilliant idea for our environment waiting to be hatched? Now in its third round, HATCH aims to turn your ideas from vision to reality. This program is ideal for not-for-profit or social enterprise startups and founders with an idea to drive positive change for wildlife, biodiversity, and the environment. APPLY NOW until Friday 10 February 2023 https://lnkd.in/gkF37ifLearn more https://lnkd.in/f_82gJv

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If I’m going to take advice from anyone, it’s going to be from gold medallist and inclusion advocate, Matt Levy (OAM). I originally purchased his book for my daughter but have found it useful for my own future planning! The framework is constructive, illustrations engaging, and the tone supportive. While the book is promoted as a children’s book, Matt’s innovative approach can really be for anyone who has a dream. Matt summed it up when I asked about the purpose of Brandon Dreams Big: "It gives practical tips to overcome obstacles and challenges. We all need this." https://mattlevy.com.au/books

Earbus Foundation works to reduce the incidence and impact of middle ear disease on Aboriginal and at-risk children to below the WHO benchmark (4%). Earbus travels with a Doctor, Nurse and Audiologist to create an innovative ‘one-stop-shop’ for ear health. “Regular treatment with ongoing management and continuity of care is integral to better health outcomes,” says Dr Lara Shur, co-founder. Earbus currently works at over 100 locations including the Pilbara, Goldfields, Perth Metro, Southeast and Southwest regions of Western Australia, partnering with Aboriginal Medical Services, schools, kindergartens, Royal Flying Doctor Service and other not-for-profits, such as Starlight Children’s Foundation. https://www.earbus.org.au

This work by Katthy Cavaliere is exhibited in the Thinking Through Pink exhibition at the Wollongong Gallery curated by Dr Sally Gray. Created in 2017 it now evokes to many viewers the link between, body, clothing & fashion in relationship to the environment. Cavaliere’s work is held in significant state galleries as well and many regional galleries. katthycavaliere.com.au   www.wollongongartgallery.com