Uplifting Stories

Caleb Carter, a talented member of Murray Bridge’s GSSA Fresh Perspective Photography, has been making waves with his striking black and white neo-noir images.

Tailem Bend crochet artist Heather Cate is preparing to showcase her stunning creations to the public for the very first time at Genuine Support Services Australia’s (GSSA) Ability Café in early January 2026.

Georgina Richter has always been a country girl at heart, born in Gladstone and raised in Clare, South Australia. Georgina’s parents worked the land, developing their wide-open paddocks and enjoying the benefits of healthy, fresh country air.

Adam Thomas, known around town as “Adam the Bike Man,” is a familiar face in the tight-knit community of Murray Bridge, where he has lived all of his 49 years. Adam’s journey has been defined by perseverance, community, and a desire to give back to others.

Brian James’ (BJ) smile lights up any room, radiating warmth and positivity – the Murray Bridge Navy Veteran understands the power of deploying his smile, which not only brightens the atmosphere but also promotes well-being for everyone present.

For David, happiness is a full-body experience – something infectious, radiating warmth and pure joy to everyone around him. His bright outlook and unselfish nature have made him a standout both on and off the stage, as he continues to chase his dream of performing.

Colleen Williss of Tailem Bend embodies resilience and warmth, with a life story that spans decades and brims with love, loss, and unwavering determination. Born in the winter of 1959 in Wynarka, west of Karoonda, Colleen has faced her share of challenges, yet her spirit remains indomitable.