L4L have been selected to join the panel of service providers to deliver services as part of the Federal Government’s Helping Children with Autism Package.

L4L supports the 1000 Hours Campaign for further government funding and promotes Autism Awareness
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Music Works Magic, a quality pre-school music program, is proud to support Learning for Life with proceeds from the sales of their five original CDs and song books.  

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Music Works Magic offers a creative and beautiful music program for young children through weekly classes all around Melbourne. 

Director, Anna Mlynek-Kalman, believes that music education is one of the cornerstones for successful life-long learning and that children deserve to receive the best possible musical nourishment from babyhood.

To find out more, visit www.musicworksmagic.com  

Learning for Life Autism Centre provides intensive, early intervention programs to pre-school children with an autism spectrum disorder.

We are a not-for-profit organisation dedicated to making these programs accessible to families who might not otherwise be able to afford them.

 

Learning for Life, Annual Ball - October 15, 2010

Our annual ball is our primary fund raising event.  Our theme this year is SPACEBALL 2010, so dust off those plastic dresses ladies or find some foil and start asking your friends and associates to join in what will most definitely be, a wonderful evening! 

 

This year with have the added advantage of using the new Trybooking site - an easy way to arrange your table and make a secure payment on-line...

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We do depend so highly on the generosity of sponsors and auction item donors to guarantee a successful event.  If you are able to help, please contact the Learning for Life Annual Ball Organising Committee.

 

Run Melbourne, 18th July 2010


A huge thankyou to all the teams and individuals who joined in the Run Melbourne event on the 18th July 2010.  It was a cold but perfect Melbourne winter's morning and all of our participants who walked or ran in the 5km and 10km events had a fantastic day, made even more rewarding seeing so many people participating for such worthwhile causes. 

With their help, we have raised more than $4000.  The EveryDay Hero site remains open, so if you want to continue to support our wonderful team, please go to www.runmelbourne.com.au and support The Learning for Life Autism Centre.