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I want to partner
Partnerships here are built on practice, not branding. This page is for organisations, churches, groups, and practitioners interested in collaborating on grounded, relational community work. Partnerships may involve co-hosting projects, developing training or immersive learning experiences, mentoring volunteers, or piloting small, responsive initiatives. The focus is on work that is trauma-aware, practical, and shaped by…
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Rigour Without Railings — Why looseness is not the absence of discipline
There is a familiar charge that arises whenever work is done in open, community-based spaces without tightly prescribed roles or outcomes: that it lacks rigour. That it is soft, improvised, or overly permissive. That without clear protocols, fixed boundaries, and visible authority, nothing substantial can be held. This charge misunderstands what rigour looks like when…
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Edging the Narrative Forward, Without Forcing It
In open, community-based settings, stories of abuse often arrive in fragments rather than full accounts. This reflection explores an experimental approach of bridging, scaffolding, and edging toward what cannot yet be held all at once — allowing agency, time, and repeated return to gradually reveal layers of meaning without forcing disclosure or resolution.
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Small Project – The Weekend Bread Basket. Free bread delivery to communities.
Where Across suburbs, churches, and kitchen tables—wherever bread could move from “extra” to “needed.” What We Did This wasn’t my project—it was hers. A woman came with a simple idea: collect bread on the weekends and give it to people who needed it. My role wasn’t to lead, but to walk alongside her while she…
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(Archived) About
G’DAY, FRIENDS CALL ME “CHRIS” Did you know living in poverty is work? Have you heard of a schizophrenic family? Are you aware of the violence inherent in the system? Has wealth overcoming your Would you give up everything to be wealthy? If you answered ‘No’ to any of these questions, you need me! My…