ORFP supports 'Talking Without Words'

Oak Road Family Practice are excited to be supporting a local initiative, like no other in the Sutherland Shire.

Sylvanvale delivers personalised, strength-based support for people with a disability and their carers. One of their programs ‘Talking Without Words’ allows a collective group of artists from Sylvanvale to express themselves through personalised art and showcase their abilities to the local community. Each artist expresses their mood and personality through the artwork and tells their own story through visual language.

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At Oak Road Family Practice, we are proud to work in partnership with Sylvanvale and support this network of creative artists, allowing them to ‘have a voice’ and experience their perspective through the medium of art.

YOU CAN ALSO HELP:

A small selection of these artworks is currently displayed at our practice and are FOR SALE for only $50 per piece. The best part is all proceeds go directly to the artist!

CONTACT:

To support this local initiative and purchase a one-of-a kind piece of art, please contact Marti Travers on 0408 027 875.

We look forward to providing a platform to allow Sylvanvale artists to shine!

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