Testimonials

Little Souls Taking Big Steps Child Care and Early Intervention Centre for Children with Autism has been very fortunate to receive wonderful support from the Dream Workers. Not only do they provide support in financial terms through their fundraising, but they also offer great moral support because of their genuine interest in what our centre is achieving and the children who are in our care. We have been lucky to have several visits from Deb Smith and other members of Dream Workers to our centre, and it is always gratifying to witness their obvious commitment to understanding and helping others. I recently attended a fundraising golf breakfast put on by Dream Workers to raise money for Little Souls, and it was a great morning enjoyed by all, that also raised a substantial amount of money to help us provide early intervention to children with autism. On behalf of all the families and staff at Little Souls Taking Big Steps, I would like to offer our heartfelt thanks to Dream Workers for their role in helping our children with autism to reach their full potential.

Robyn Hawkins, Director

It is with pleasure that I provide this testimonial to Dream Workers. I first became involved with the team at Dream Workers whilst with the Abused Child Trust (now called ACT for Kids). I was approached by the team as they were interested in evaluating what level of support they might be able to provide the Abused Child Trust.

As an organization that relies heavily upon fundraising and the support of both corporate and individuals within the community, their offer of assistance was greatly appreciated.

Dream Workers worked tirelessly on putting together a Cocktail Party called “Art of Giving” at Art Gallery Collections in Surfers Paradise. It was a very successful evening with over $30,000 being raised to help with the provision of services to assist abused and neglected children in the Gold Coast community.

I found the team at Dream Workers to be professional, dedicated, resourceful and their commitment to helping others was over whelming. This group are all volunteers and work so hard in order to help make a difference for those less fortunate within our community.

It was a pleasure to work with the team, and I’m confident that if you have an opportunity to support them in some way, you will experience the same.

Kind Regards,
Janet Davis, State Manager
SIDS and Kids Queensland
Tel: (07) 3849 7122
Mob: 0417 077 477

 You folks really live up to your name, and your support to Hopewell Hospice at this time has been like having a dream come true.

We started Hopewell to provide a home style environment for people unable to be in their own home for their final days in this life. Here they receive residential palliative care, which includes full nursing care, as well as counselling and spiritual support for them and their loved ones.

We limited the size of the Hospice to eight bedrooms to maintain the sense of being part of a small homely community, although this also makes it essential to supplement our income with fundraising activities. For us, with our limited resources, the ideal fundraising activity is one where an organization decides to support us and then organizes an event. This is what the Dream Workers have done, and have done it extremely well, by holding the Race Day and donating $11,000 to Hopewell Hospice.

For this we thank you as do those for whom we care.

Rev.Dr Ian Mavor, OAM

Executive Director

Hopewell Hospice Services Inc.

88 Allied Dve., Arundel

Tel: 07 5563 2930

www.hopewell.org.au

Dream Workers are really Dreamweavers - they are a groovy bunch of Gold Coast community people who have taken a stand and said "Yes, it is possible to help individuals and organisations to achieve their visions." 

Through fund raising and personal / professional support they have rallied behind us by acknowledging that our vision - the vision of the Gold Coast Domestic Violence Prevention Centre is one of a violence free Australia - and through courage hope and resilience we will collectively achieve this.
Donna Justo

Director

Domestic Violence Prevention Centre