Project Difference

In this episode I speak with Steven Britton, who is the founder of the Anxiety Freedom Facebook page, and author of the Anxiety Freedom manual. Steven talks about his own experience with anxiety, what inspired him to write the Anxiety Freedom manual, and some key ways to overcome anxiety.

If you would like to find out more about Freedom Anxiety Today click here.

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In this episode I speak with Mani Sidara from Sydney, about how she has been helping her local Lao community during the COVID-19 pandemic. Mani talks about some of the challenges the Lao community has had during the pandemic, and how she has been making a difference by translating up-to-date COVID-19 information into the Lao language, and sharing it on YouTube and Facebook.

If you would like to find out more about Mani's Lao Translations click here.

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In this episode I speak with Photographer Renee Rose, who was recently diagnosed with ADHD. Renee talks about her journey with ADHD, a support group she started on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok, and how teachers as well as friends and family can best support a person who has been diagnosed with ADHD.

If you would like to find out more about Ranee's support group you can click here.

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Background Music is: Timmoor from Pixabay. Autum Rain.

In this episode I speak with Norm who is the founder of Beddown, a charity which creates pop-up accommodation for those who are homeless or sleeping rough. Norm talks about how Beddown started, the mission of Beddown, the most rewarding thing about his work with Beddown, and the challenges he has faced.

If you would like to find out more about Beddown or volunteer with Beddown click here.

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Background Music is: Timmoor from Pixabay. Autum Rain.

In this episode, I speak with Tim and Bal from ‘Borne Clothing,’ a social enterprise which makes mosquito-repellent clothing and raises money to help fight against mosquito borne diseases. Tim and Bal talk about what inspired them to start Borne Clothing, the mission of Borne Clothing, and how this helps fight against mosquito-borne diseases around the world.

If you would like to find out more about Borne Clothing, you can click here.

Borne Clothing is also offering a 10% discount to all Project Difference listeners! Just head to their website and when it gets to the code section type in: 'PROJECTDIFFERENCE' (in capitals and as one word).

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Image from Borne Clothing with permission .

Background Music is: Timmoor from Pixabay. Autum Rain.

In this episode, I interview Ravi who is the founder of a cafe and social enterprise called, ‘Parliament on King,’ which is based in Sydney. Ravi talks about what inspired him to start the cafe, the purpose and mission of the cafe, how they support refugees and asylum seekers, and how they help people who are homeless or disadvantaged.

If you would like to find out more about Parliament on King click here.

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Image from the Parliament on King Facebook page, with permission from Ravi.

Background Music is: Timmoor from Pixabay. Autum Rain.

In this episode, I interview Jared from Boys To The Bush, which provides mentoring programs and camps for disengaged boys around Australia. Jared talks about how Boys to the Bush initially started, the mission of Boys to the Bush, the feedback he has received from young people, and what the most rewarding part of his job is.

To find out more about Boys to the Bush click here.

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Background Music is: Timmoor from Pixabay. Autum Rain.

For this episode, I interview Jason Loakes who is the Co-Founder of Sheltered By Grace, which provides short and long term accommodation for those who are disadvantaged or at-risk of homelessness. Jason talks about what inspired him to start the shelter, the mission and vision of Sheltered By Grace, some of the challenges he has encountered, and the most rewarding aspects of working at the shelter.

If you would like to find out more about Sheltered By Grace click here.

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Background Music is: Timmoor from Pixabay. Autum Rain.

In this episode, I interview Crystal Lina who is an internationally recognised fine-artist and cosmetic tattooist, who uses her talents to help people recover from severe illness or trauma. I talk with Crystal about her career as an artist, what inspires her, and some of the projects she has been involved in, including the Swan Project which supports families of children with a severe genetic condition or illness.

If you would like find out more about Crystal Lina's art you can follow her on Facebook here, or on Instagram here.

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Background music is by: Timmoor from Pixabay, Autum Rain.

In this episode, I interview Natalie who founded a community initiative called “Boots For One and All,” which donates football boots, clothing, and sanitary items to Indigenous communities in some of the most rural parts of Australia. Natalie talks about what inspired her to start this initiative, how it supports Indigenous peoples, and how we can all make a difference in our own communities.

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