Bec’s Story – Our Impact
One Tuesday morning last year, we received a referral from the police to check in with a 42-year-old woman called Bec who had experienced significant trauma during a violent incident at her home.
We provide emergency accommodation, as well as domestic violence and referral counselling.
Our support extends to anyone in need. Access our services here.
Many children and families who are directly impacted by domestic and family violence need our help. Your support for SunnyKids enables us to continue this vital work we’re doing in our community.
Take action today.
When children, young people, families and communities work together – great change can be achieved.
Find out more about us.
We provide emergency accommodation, as well as domestic violence and referral counselling.
Our support extends to anyone in need. Access our services here.
Many children and families who are directly impacted by domestic and family violence need our help. Your support for SunnyKids enables us to continue this vital work we’re doing in our community.
Take action today.
When children, young people, families and communities work together – great change can be achieved.
Find out more about us.
Our 2023 Mayoral Ball is such an important event for SunnyKids. Each year we aim to not only raise much needed funds for SunnyKids but to also raise awareness of the devastating impacts domestic and family violence has on children and their families.
Our biggest highlight this year was seeing so many new faces in the room.
At the heart of SunnyKids is an unwavering commitment to broaden our reach and educate our community, in an effort to help as many children as we can. We know that the impacts of domestic and family violence are long lasting and ripple through families and communities.
We are pleased to say our raffle and auction on the night raised just under $50,000 and we couldn’t be more grateful to every person in that room.
All money raised will go towards our SunnyKids programs that directly help children and families on the Sunshine Coast who have been impacted by domestic and family violence. We are so extremely grateful for the generosity of those who attended on the night.
To view the images taken on the night – click here.
One Tuesday morning last year, we received a referral from the police to check in with a 42-year-old woman called Bec who had experienced significant trauma during a violent incident at her home.
What is it that builds a strong and vibrant community that cares? We think we know the answer. After spending years working alongside loyal SunnyKids P100 members and getting to know the reasons for them supporting our cause, we’ve discovered something special.