DEAI Newsletter

Hi Everyone, Welcome to DEAI’s April 2024 Newsletter! ? We at DEAI hope you all had a wonderful, relaxing Easter!

 

OUR NEWS >>>

 

FUNDING

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We have decided NOT to apply for RADF funding, this time round, and just go for the Logan City Council Community Development Funding which opens in May. We felt that this was a better option to fund our workshops at the Butter Factory.

Unfortunately the ETC funding was unsuccessful. We had progressed through to the final stage but were declined as we had applied after the cutoff date. The people who Stephan were collaborating with, really liked our concept and asked that we still put in an application even though late … so we’ll go again next round.

Mick has completed our acquittal for the GCBF and we take this opportunity to sincerely thank everyone at the GCBF for not only the funding which has helped us immensely, but also for the friendly advice and support of the Liaison Officers.

 

PARTNERING with SWARA

 

Upcoming dates for Swara are 30th April and 14th May. As always we look forward to these events, dancing and singing with our friends at Swara.

 

BUTTER FACTORY WORKSHOPS

 

We are excited to be presenting our Musical Workshops at the Butter Factory in September and Warren, Stephan and Cathy are constantly brainstorming on how these will unfold.

 

ENDEMOL SHINE

 

DEAI were recently approached by Endemol Shine Australia about a new TV Music series that follows a group of talented musicians living with disability, on a quest for inclusion, equality, accessibility and change.

Applications are now closed

Congratulations to our front man Waz for getting through the second stage…Good luck with the 3rd stage Warren!

 

THE HUB

 

Warren has been creatively working on developing our new website which is still a work in progress but we hope to launch it very soon.

Our musicians are always developing, and creating ways in which we can help the neurodivergent disability sector enhance their musical skills, uploading and recording music which takes into account sensory overload, all while developing their own personal careers … Thank you so much Warren, Stepan and Cathy.

 

 

SUPPORT

DEAI needs support to keep this going for these wonderful people. If you know of someone or work for a company who may be able to help, leave us a message or contact Jenny on 0412083427 or just email us at disabityentertainmentausinc@gmail.com. We would be very grateful.

We are also looking for a social media person who would be willing to donate a few hours of their time.

We are a Centrelink approved voluntary organisation.

 

 

CONTAINERS FOR CASH

 

YOU CAN HELP us by donating your cans and bottles (they now take wine bottles)

– just scan this code below at any Containers for Cash outlet.  Your donation would be greatly appreciated!

 

FACEBOOK

Keep checking our Facebook and Website regularly for updates and encourage your family, friends, work colleagues and management to follow and like us! .. We need all the support we can get to keep this happening for these awesome people.

( https://www.DEAI.org.au )

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That’s all for the moment and once again, a big sincere thanks to everyone onboard with us so far! We look forward to seeing you at one of our gigs ?? ??.

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