A master of lethal weaponry and an aspiring yoga teacher. It may seem like an unlikely combination…meet Training, Education and Learning Manager, Barb Brown!
Mel has worked as a community support worker for 26 years, 13 of those at Rocky Bay. Incredibly, in that time she’s worked with individual customers for as long as 12 years, supporting them to stay active and connected in ways that matter most to them.
Dungeons & Dragons is a safe and supportive environment to build decision-making skills, make new friends and take part in exciting adventures through fantastical realms.
We know SIL can feel a bit confusing, so we’ve pulled together some simple FAQs to help you get your head around it.
Rocky Bay Board member, Miriam Borthwick, has detailed the inspiring story of Patricia and her husband, Michael.
Dr Scott Avery is using storytelling to get culture inclusion on the agenda. He’s influenced national policy in his work and is supporting the next generation to make change.
Some may know Caitlyn as one of our talented physios at Rocky Bay…but you might not know that she’s also a world-stage cheerleading superstar! This year Caitlyn helped her all-star cheerleading team, Toxic Weapons, achieve an incredible milestone – placing third at the 2026 Cheerleading World Championships in Orlando, Florida. It’s a result that not … Read more
Celebrating 10 years! Behind every Rocky Bay logo, email template, and glossy marketing brochure is the work of Rocky Bay designer, Stanka Lucansky. Stanka’s creative vision brings ideas to life that shape how Rocky Bay looks, feels, and connects with our community. The Rocky Bay brand has evolved over the years, and Stanka has been … Read more
“Education is knowledge and knowledge is power.Wisdom is what we do with our power.” Dr Richard Fejo is a man who electrified a national audience at the 2020 AFL Dreamtime match; a man who represented Australia in rugby union; a man who travels the world educating and inspiring others; and a man whose words have … Read more
At just four years old, a little girl from the red dust of Tennant Creek was placed in the back of a police car and driven away from everything she knew – her family, her country, her identity. She would be sent across land and sea to Croker Island, as one of many Aboriginal children … Read more
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