Support

Support

Links to Self Help Guides, interventions, people,

books and other organisations supporting people

living with facial disfigurement.

Self Help Guides

We have a selection of Self Help Guides free to download. If more than one is appropriate for your circumstances please download the relevant Self Help Guides. We ask you to respect our intellectual property and keep the golden rule: 'do unto others as you would like to be done unto you'.

Thank you!

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Self Help Guide

Nurture

People living with facial disfigurement.

Children, teens, adults & parents.

Equip

Parents, family & friends who have a family member/friend living with facial disfigurement, who would like some support and knowledge in how to help.

Train

Professionals requiring knowledge, support and education on how best to approach and assist people living with facial disfigurement.

Karibu Anawim wishes to support others navigate The Way of Victory. We cannot be all things to all people, as this is impossible. We support our community by:

· Empowering others to maximise their potential

  - Psychological and emotional support

· Releasing financial aid (when we can) to help fund projects based on providing support or building awareness about the facially disfigured community

· Referrals to paid/volunteer work where applicable

We need your help

We desire to be a 'hub' of information whereby we can refer to other

organisations who might best support people within our community.

If you hear of, know of anyone or any organisation who helps people living with

facial disfigurement/difference, please connect with us and tell us. We need

your help.

Australian organisations

Australian friends

Jenny Woolsey is a diversity and wellbeing author, speaker and educator. Her first

novel, Ride High Pineapple, centres around a 13-year-old girl, Issy, who was

born with a craniofacial syndrome. The reader follows her journal entries as she

deals with her face, bullies, anxiety, friendship ups and downs and secrets.

Anna T is the founder of this business providing many key services to people
living with disability and visual differences. Connect with them through

https://www.facebook.com/shiningstarsdisability

Intervention & Games

Educational Interventions & Games for body confidence, diversity &

appearance related bullying.

Everybody's different: The Appearance Game

We have partnered with Focus Games in the UK to be able to distribute the
educational game called Everybody's Different: The Appearance Game.
This is an intervention encompassing body confidence, diversity, disfigurement,
positive body image and appearance related bullying. It is a great prevention
for both medical practitioners, educators & families, just to mention a few.

You have the opportunity to trial the game through a rental agreement,
or to purchase it.

Artificial Eyes

Australian Ocularists based in Western Australia Paul and Jenny Geelan.

Their website offers many great helpful hints about adjusting to eye loss,

including a mindmap which can be downloaded free.

Please visit their website for further information

https://artificialeyes.net

International organisations

We need your help

We desire to be a 'hub' of information whereby we can refer to other organisations who might best support people within our community better. If you hear of, know of anyone or any organisation who helps people living with facial disfigurement/difference, please connect with us and tell us. We need

your help.

Australian organisations

Australian friends

Jenny Woolsey is a diversity and wellbeing author, speaker, educator. Her first

novel, Ride High Pineapple, centres around a 13-year-old girl, Issy, who was

born with a craniofacial syndrome. The reader follows her journal entries as she

deals with her face, bullies, anxiety, friendship ups and downs, and secrets.

Anna T is the founder of this business providing many key services to people

living with disability and visual differences. Connect with them through

https://www.facebook.com/shiningstarsdisability

Intervention & Games

Educational Interventions & Games for body confidence, diversity & appearance related bullying.

Everybody's different: The Appearance Game

We have partnered with Focus Games in the UK to be able to distribute the educational game called Everybody's Different: The Appearance Game. This is an intervention encompassing body confidence, diversity, disfigurement, positive body image and appearance related bullying. It is a great prevention for both medical practitioners, educators & families, just to mention a few.


You have the opportunity to trial the game through a rental agreement, or to purchase it.

Artificial Eyes

Australian Ocularists based in Western Australia Paul and Jenny Geelan.

Their website offers many great helpful hints about adjusting to eye loss,

including a mindmap which can be downloaded free.

Please visit their website for further information

https://artificialeyes.net

International organisations

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