With courage, resilience, and support from Variety Tasmania, young Arlo has overcome rare congenital challenges and is now thriving, ready to take on the world with a smile.

With help from a Variety Mobility Equipment Grant, two-year-old Huda now has a special stroller that gives her comfort, safety, and freedom. For her family, it’s meant more than mobility — it’s brought joy, dignity, and the chance to enjoy life beyond hospital walls.

When James was keen to expand their programs to include local children living with a disability, he turned to Variety for support.

“We were trying to find the right physio, OT, speech therapist… We didn’t know much about cerebral palsy at the time, but we knew we wanted to give Cale every chance to reach his potential.”

The Kimberley 9s is more than a game of football – it’s a community initiative that uses sport to keep kids engaged in school. 

StoryDogs is helping kids build confidence and a love of reading, one furry friend at a time. Supported by Variety Tasmania, these special dog teams make reading fun, calm, and full of joy for children across the state.

Legally blind since birth, Isabella’s love of music lights the way. With her band Clear Vision, this talented young performer turns challenge into creativity — inspiring others with every note she plays.

With support from Variety, Jack became the first child in the world to receive two 3D-printed ears. Now, he’s a happy, confident boy who loves sport, school, and life — showing what’s possible when care and opportunity come together.