Thank you to Motorserve, our valued partner, for helping us support kids in need.
Sharing a commitment to providing peace of mind and improving the quality of life for children and families across the country, Variety Australia and Motorserve are passionate about making a lasting positive impact.
We share a community of motoring enthusiasts and everyday Australian families, and are dedicated to creating safe and enjoyable motoring experiences that create memories, forge connections and raise funds for those who need it most.
Motorserve has proudly been helping Australians since 2007, by providing quality repairs and car servicing. With a nationwide presence and a local touch, they provide personalised service wherever you are. Rooted in a legacy of customer satisfaction, Motorserve is not just a service provider but a dedicated ally in your automotive journey, offering holistic excellence.
Thanks to the support of trusted partners like Motorserve and our incredible supporters, Variety – the Children’s Charity NSW/ACT has the ability to support thousands of children who are sick, experiencing disadvantage or living with a disability.
Please give generously to help give kids in need the support they need.
How we help
Variety – the Children’s Charity supports kids who are sick, experiencing disadvantage or living with a disability. Our vision at Variety is for all Australian children to attain their full potential, regardless of ability or background. We are passionate that all kids deserve a fair go, believing no child should fall through the gaps. Our work allows kids to gain mobility, to get active in the community, to communicate, achieve independence and increase their self-esteem. We make sure the kids who miss out, can always join in. Each year there are thousands of kids who are facing financial hardship or living with a disability. Variety is only able to do our important work thanks to the generosity of our incredible community and support from our partners.
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Goldie's Story
9-year-old Goldie loves going to school, swimming in the pool and going on walks with her parents Kelly and Matt and her three big brothers. At just 10 months old, Goldie was diagnosed with Rett syndrome, a rare genetic neurological disorder that leads to severe impairments, including her ability to speak, walk, eat, and even breathe easily. Goldie started speech therapy and physiotherapy straight away but was soon unable able to crawl with her hands, eat or chew.
Kelly first learned about Variety while waiting for approval for a wheelchair from the NDIS, and applied for a mobility grant. Little did Kelly know that this was the start of a years-long relationship between Goldie and Variety. Read on to find out more about Goldie and her new a Delta Recline All-Terrain buggy.
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