I’m a brain injury survivor, supported by the NDIS, and I have a goal — to inspire people living with mental health challenges, people with disabilities, and anyone who wants to help make our community a better place.

To honour my late mother, Jenny, who passed away from cancer, I founded a project called Jenny’s Eco Army (JEA). This initiative is my way of continuing her spirit of kindness, love, and community care.

Jenny’s Eco Army is a team of people who believe in taking action. We want to encourage anyone feeling lost, isolated, or stuck on the couch to get up and join us — to be part of something meaningful. Together, we can do something good for the environment, for the community, and for ourselves.

Every year in March, we join the Clean Up Australia Day campaign by organising beach clean-up events. It's a powerful reminder that small actions can lead to big changes.

So I invite you — whether you're facing personal challenges or simply want to make a difference — to become part of Jenny’s Eco Army. Let’s stand together, take action, and help create a cleaner, kinder, and more connected community.