Trevor Harrison Trevor Harrison spent his early years at the Woodville Spastic Home (the Home)...
Anne Skipper AM Anne Skipper’s introduction to The Spastic Centres of South Australia took place...
Becoming the Spastic Centres of South Australia (SCOSA) In 1983, the South Australian Spastic Paralysis...
James A Nelson OAM James A (Jim) Nelson was a Board Member of the South...
Forget-Me-Not Since 1959, the Forget-Me-Not flower has been a powerful symbol of the people Cara...
Evelyn Powell OAM When Evelyn Powell first arrived at the Woodville Spastic Home (the Home)...
Woodford Woodford is the name of the original residential home for children with disability at...
Eva Dennis OAM Eva Dennis was an “instrumental organiser” and one of the founding members...
A Champion for Progress and Possibility Dr Earl Carlson’s connection to the Spastic Centres of...
South Australian Spastic Paralysis Welfare Association (SASPWA) Established Cara’s history can be traced back to...
