The Pararoos, Australia’s national football team for men with cerebral palsy or acquired brain injury, will soon play their first match of the 2022 IFCPF World Cup, which is being held in Salou, Spain. The Pararoos are entering the tournament ranked tenth. This month, they
The Sydney Opera House provided a stunning backdrop for the launch of the ParaMatildas, Australia’s first international football team for women and girls with cerebral palsy, acquired brain injury, and symptoms of stroke, on 7 March 2022. This momentous unveiling introduced to the public the
The 6th December 2021 heralded a new era for Lou’s Place as it opened its doors from its new home in Redfern. The new site, located on Renwick Street, has meant that Lou’s Place can double the number of women it can support. Lou’s Place
The wild Sydney weather did not dampen the enthusiasm of attendees at the 2021 Taronga Challenge which took place on Saturday 27 November 2021 despite the city’s inclement weather. The 2021 Derby, an annual fundraising event for the zoo, proceeded with a slightly modified program
The annual Ottomin Group offsite, held this year in November at the picturesque Spicer Sangoma Retreat at the foothills of the Blue Mountains, was an opportunity for the group to undertake deep work in portfolio management and philanthropic objectives for 2022 and beyond. The group
The 2021 Impact100 Sydney North virtual grants event was a wonderful celebration of collective giving and provided over 100 members and friends the opportunity to tune in and learn more about four inspiring organisations, which transform and impact our Sydney community. This year, the Impact100
The Ottomin Foundation was delighted to be involved in the biennial Rainbow Club Aqua Awards on 20 October 2021. The Rainbow Club is a network of social swimming clubs for children with disability. Every two years the club holds a special awards ceremony to recognise
