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Sisters in the City Helping you be you.

Sisters in the City is a community services organisation that delivers disability support work, support coordination, recovery coaching and nursing services to communities in Queensland.

Sisters in the City is owned and operated by local LGBTQIA+ people. We are a registered NDIS provider, founded and led b...
22/09/2026

Sisters in the City is owned and operated by local LGBTQIA+ people.

We are a registered NDIS provider, founded and led by Registered Nurses, delivering the supported independent living supports in a Fully Accessible home in Flinders View where one place is available.

Email [email protected] to enquire

Owned and operated by local LGBTQIA+ people, founded and led by Registered Nurses. We deliver the supported independent ...
16/09/2026

Owned and operated by local LGBTQIA+ people, founded and led by Registered Nurses.

We deliver the supported independent living supports in a Fully Accessible home in Flinders View, Ipswich, where one place is available now.

Call Neasa Sauron on 0417 938 321 or email [email protected]

📢Sisters in the City was founded by and is led by Registered Nurses. 📢In this Flinders View home we deliver 24 hour supp...
14/09/2026

📢Sisters in the City was founded by and is led by Registered Nurses. 📢

In this Flinders View home we deliver 24 hour support with inactive overnight support on site, and community nursing, in-home and community access disability support, and support coordination come from the same organisation.

One place is available. Email [email protected]

📢📢📢One place is available in a Fully Accessible home in Flinders View, Ipswich. Level, step free access, doorways at a m...
08/09/2026

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One place is available in a Fully Accessible home in Flinders View, Ipswich.

Level, step free access, doorways at a minimum of 900mm, hobless roll-in shower with grab rails, and 24 hour support with inactive overnight support on site.

Call Neasa Sauron, Specialist Support Coordinator, on 07 2111 2870 or email [email protected]

The 31st of March is Trans Day of Visibility 🏳️‍⚧️ It's is a day to celebrate trans, gender diverse and non-binary peopl...
01/04/2026

The 31st of March is Trans Day of Visibility 🏳️‍⚧️

It's is a day to celebrate trans, gender diverse and non-binary people; their strength, achievements, and communities.

While many show incredible resilience, it’s important to recognise the real impacts of discrimination, stigma, and barriers to affirming care. These experiences can shape wellbeing, including alcohol and other drug use.

Creating safer, more inclusive services matters. That means:
- Respecting names, pronouns & identities
- Understanding lived experiences
- Building inclusive environments
- Valuing community strengths
- Let’s move beyond awareness - and into action!

Check out:
- “LGBTQ+ Inclusive and Affirming Practice Guidelines for Alcohol, Substance Use, and Mental Health Services” (https://www.nada.org.au/resources/aod-lgbtiq-inclusive-guidelines-for-treatment-providers/)
- “Substance use among trans and gender diverse young people in Australia” (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/dar.13915)
This post references: https://insight.qld.edu.au/news/trans-day-of-visibility-31-march-2026


The 31st March is Trans Day of Visibility 🏳️‍⚧️ It's a day to celebrate trans, gender diverse and non-binary people; the...
01/04/2026

The 31st March is Trans Day of Visibility 🏳️‍⚧️

It's a day to celebrate trans, gender diverse and non-binary people; their strength, achievements, and communities.

While many show incredible resilience, it’s important to recognise the real impacts of discrimination, stigma, and barriers to affirming care. These experiences can shape wellbeing, including alcohol and other drug use.

Creating safer, more inclusive services matters. That means:
- Respecting names, pronouns & identities
- Understanding lived experiences
- Building inclusive environments
- Valuing community strengths
- Let’s move beyond awareness - and into action!

Check out:
- “LGBTQ+ Inclusive and Affirming Practice Guidelines for Alcohol, Substance Use, and Mental Health Services” (https://www.nada.org.au/resources/aod-lgbtiq-inclusive-guidelines-for-treatment-providers/)
- “Substance use among trans and gender diverse young people in Australia” (https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/dar.13915)
This post references: https://insight.qld.edu.au/news/trans-day-of-visibility-31-march-2026


🌸 Happy International Women’s Day 2026 🌸Today we celebrate the extraordinary women who make Sisters in the City what it ...
07/03/2026

🌸 Happy International Women’s Day 2026 🌸

Today we celebrate the extraordinary women who make Sisters in the City what it is — our support workers, nurses, coordinators, and the incredible women we support every single day.

In our world, women show up. They show up at 6am shifts and late-night on-calls. They show up with patience, clinical skill, and genuine heart. They advocate fiercely for people who deserve to be seen, heard, and empowered to live life on their own terms.

To every woman in our team — thank you for the care you pour into this work. It doesn’t go unnoticed. 💛

And to the women we have the privilege of supporting — your strength, resilience, and individuality inspire everything we do.

This Women’s Day, we’re not just celebrating what women can overcome. We’re celebrating what women build.

Happy IWD from all of us at Sisters in the City. 🌷


We’re thrilled to announce that our Managing Director, Ryan Richardson, has been awarded the 2025 Enablement Award for M...
23/09/2025

We’re thrilled to announce that our Managing Director, Ryan Richardson, has been awarded the 2025 Enablement Award for Most Outstanding Senior Executive in the Disability Services Sector!

This prestigious recognition celebrates Ryan’s leadership, innovation, and dedication to elevating disability services across Australia. We’re proud to be part of a team that’s setting new standards and making a real difference in our community.
Congratulations, Ryan!

R U OK? Day 2025R U OK? Day is about inspiring and empowering everyone to meaningfully connect with the people around th...
11/09/2025

R U OK? Day 2025

R U OK? Day is about inspiring and empowering everyone to meaningfully connect with the people around them and start a conversation with those who may be struggling with life.

You don’t need to be an expert to reach out - just a good friend and a great listener.

Use these four steps to have a conversation that could change a life:

1. Ask R U OK?
2. Listen
3. Encourage action
4. Check in
Let’s make space for real conversations. Let’s support one another.

World Su***de Prevention Day 2025Today we come together to raise awareness, break the stigma, and change the narrative a...
11/09/2025

World Su***de Prevention Day 2025

Today we come together to raise awareness, break the stigma, and change the narrative around su***de.
Su***de can be prevented. Support is available. You are not alone.
Swipe through for:

This year’s theme: Changing the Narrative on Su***de
24/7 helplines and mental health support
Additional services for grief, addiction, youth, veterans, LGBTIQ+, carers and more

Let’s talk openly. Let’s listen deeply. Let’s support each other.
More info: su***depreventionaust.org/contact


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