Welcome to Heartwell Online
In 2022, we are expanding our virtual platform.
Dear Heartwell Community,
One of our main announcements for this year is our launch online. Over more than thirty years of providing specialised physical education and rehabilitation services to thousands of unique children and adults, Heartwell has cultivated a special and enduring community. The internet provides us an opportunity to continue to foster those relationships, and extend our vision of access, opportunity and equality to wider Australian society.
Our new 2022 website consolidates both facets of Heartwell: the NDIS-certified Heartwell Fitness, and our not-for-profit extension, the Heartwell Foundation. Over the coming months, more of Heartwell’s long, rich history will be available to be read online. Conversely, this site will be a space to share fresh Heartwell news, stories from current clients, updates on sponsors and grants, and our monthly community newsletter.
social media
Heartwell is having a crack at all the social media platforms. We believe they are an exciting way for our clients and their families to engage with visible improvements and achievements, and to streamline communication channels within the Heartwell family. As we find our groove, more and more content will be able to be found on each account. Throw us a follow if you feel like it, or just tag and comment and share and chat — any interaction is an appreciated one.
Our very new Instagram accounts can be viewed here:
Heartwell Foundation
Our equally new Twitter can be found here:
the Heartwell Twitter
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The mission of the #HeartwellFoundation, and its relationship to the NDIS-certified Heartwell Fitness. #ndis… https://t.co/quDFPBZMSU
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Just posted a photo https://t.co/PBNKScoPUq
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Roslyn, one of our current #Heartwell mothers, shares the story of her son Grant and his many years part of the Hea… https://t.co/Mksy4UQNU1
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RT @SBSVoices: What I didn’t see in my parents, I can learn from romance novels by @HHoangWrites @kaymariek. This may sound strang… https://t.co/CCpO7tWdMs
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RT @bluntshovels: The economics of the NDIS, and how it is not what you think - a brief thread. 🧵
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A letter from our Co-Director, Scott Taylor, on the impact #ShaneWarne had on the #HeartwellFoundation. https://t.co/PTOjEBswOj
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A letter from our Co-Director, Scott Taylor, on the impact #ShaneWarne had on the #HeartwellFoundation. https://t.co/vUiEarFFsT
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RT @saraidtaylor: all of us — young girls emerging into sport BUT ESPECIALLY the countless women athletes who have come before us bea… https://t.co/U1QISNllds
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RT @saraidtaylor: i have so much respect for @chrissieswan but i could not disagree more emphatically with her comments on… https://t.co/FD5RYGoMyK
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We are officially moving online! Heartwell has cultivated a special & enduring community over thirty years. The i… https://t.co/vdw3arPzXU
And our very old but under renovation Facebook page can be found here:
Heartwell Facebook
Other news
Heartwell is excited to introduce Saraid Taylor to the Heartwell team for 2022.
The daughter of Julienne Espenschied and Scott Taylor, Saraid has recently accepted the role as Sponsorship and Communications Coordinator. In her words, her job will essentially be to make all the various strands of the Heartwell family feel as connected as possible, from current and past clients to parents/caregivers to staff and corporate sponsors.
Now that Covid is more under control in Victoria, Heartwell can safely welcome interactions again and Saraid will be in the Heartwell office for any general inquiries, or just for a chat.