INABILITY POSSABILITY

Young people with severe acquired brain injury requiring high levels of care

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After 25 years, Inability Possability Inc. has come to a close.

Established in 2000, our Statement of Purpose, outlined below, reflects the vision and commitment that guided our volunteers throughout this journey.

For a quarter of a century, we worked to advocate for and support young people living with Acquired Brain Injury and their families.

Over that time, the medical and care landscape has changed profoundly.

Important reforms and initiatives — including the establishment of the National Disability Insurance Scheme (NDIS) — have transformed the way support is delivered and accessed.

We are proud to have contributed to the growing awareness and progress achieved during these years.

We extend our sincere gratitude to everyone who supported, partnered with, and stood alongside us over the past 25 years.

Your generosity, commitment, and belief in our purpose made our work possible and meaningful.

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STATEMENT OF PURPOSE

 

The purpose of Inability Possability Inc. is to work together with young Australians with acquired brain injury who require high levels of care to:

 

1. Increase awareness of the core people’s needs;

 

2. Create and facilitate opportunities for the core people to participate as interdependent members of society. Opportunities may be so created to secure appropriate accommodation and environment, to enhance their social, creative and recreational functions, interactions and possibilities;

 

3. Respect the dignity, uniqueness and choice of the individuals with whom the organisation works;

 

4. Offer a supportive environment to the core peoples families, friends and carers to enhance their ability to identify and meet the needs of the core people;

 

5. Work collaboratively with other appropriate bodies and organisations in achieving the above; and

 

6. Seek funding to support the programs to meet the above purposes.

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