‘Focus On Ability’ is one of our favourite charity motto’s… and that is exactly what our CEO does. Chasing her passion of surfing up and down the Tweed & Gold Coast beaches, Leanne is an amazing advocate for Brain Injury and Disability survivors. In early August, Leanne was invited to host an information presentation to […]
They say you can not be in two places at once ! … but Headly has smarts. Ability ID CEO, Leanne Whitehouse had a busy day on International Day of People with Disability – 3rd December 2022 by doubling up and being in two places at once, so to speak. Leanne was one of sixteen […]
To promote the recognition of International Day of People with Disability – 3rd December 2022, members of the Ability ID Team were at The Pines Shopping Centre on the Gold Coast showcasing the VPIC Safety Program to the early Xmas shoppers. A special thanks goes out to Steve, Amy and Nicole and the team at […]
Leanne was interviewed by the ABC as part of their recognition of the International Day of People with Disability on Saturday 3rd December. Kirsten Webster from ABC Gold Coast writes an article titled: Entrepreneurs living with disability turn their ideas for social media, ID cards into reality to help others As part of International Day […]
Leanne Whitehouse shares her story, vision and experiences at a Carers Queensland – NDIS Local Area Co-Ordinator presentation as she introduces; Ability ID Association of Australia Inc, Headly Smart – the charity mascot, and the VPIC Safety Program Like and Follow us on Facebook #braininjuryawareness #abilityid #vpicsafetyprogram #focusonability #nevergiveup #headlysmart
Leanne Blaney hosts her ‘Ignite Your Life’ Podcast where she interviews and explores the life of brain injury survivor, Leanne Whitehouse Like and Follow us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?…
Starting with the letter “A” and finishing with “Z”, this series is an alphabet of 27 short Brain Injury Awareness video’s.
In 2019, Leanne Whitehouse held her first public presentation about Brain Injury.
The Hopkins Centre – Australia’s leading research centre in the fields of rehabilitation and severe disability.
