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The Play Projects is about helping parents to raise happy and healthy kids by providing services and tools to help them learn and grow through play

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Our OT at home packs and the online course that go

Our OT at home packs and the online course that go with them have all had a freshen up. We still have the same great packs (cooking, gardening, creative, outdoors and indoors) and have added some new activities to keep your kids busy over the summer break. Check the bio for more details.

What’s more fun than chasing butterflies…such

What’s more fun than chasing butterflies…such a beautiful time of year…and so nice to see some sunshine. The garden @quondongwahgunyah is looking amazing and dates will be opening soon for our a January and term 1 retreats.

Another of Marley’s mindfulness activities…som

Another of Marley’s mindfulness activities…some inspiration for those planning some outdoor adventures for the weekend.

All set up for wilderness warriors today @quondong

All set up for wilderness warriors today @quondongwahgunyah a huge thanks @airtreegolfersresort for lending us their awesome canoes.

Marley learnt another new skill this week @quondon

Marley learnt another new skill this week @quondongwahgunyah her list of mindfulness activities is so impressive!

Meet Jen Buerkner Jen has been an Occupational The

Meet Jen BuerknerJen has been an Occupational Therapist (OT) for 19 years. She began working at The Play Projects approximately 5 years ago. Jen has a wealth of experience in other sectors such as aged care, rehab, community and acute as well as paediatrics. Jen knew she wanted to work as an OT after her sister studied occupational therapy at university and Jen went on to complete her studies at La Trobe University in Bundoora. Jen is currently a part of our client services team and spends her time mapping out pathways and services for our participants to ensure they have continuity of care across the service. The versatility of the role, being able to help others and seeing a smile on participants (and their families) faces is what Jen loves most about being an OT.

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