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Seahorse Victoria – Sue Dymond, Raising a child with a Disability

As a parent or carer, we want the best for children, but without the tools, knowledge, and support, it can be hard.

Sue Dymond knows this all too well. Faced with raising a child with Down syndrome, Sue has ridden the rollercoaster of frustration and despair, trying to find the answers and the right people to talk to.

Created by Sue Dymond, SD Connect is a community focused enterprise that brings together service providers and clients, to inspire, educate, and challenge, viewpoints and opinions.

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