At Friend in Me we promote inclusion and acceptance for at risk and disadvantaged children through sensory friendly events, workshops and programs. We bring together children of all ages, nationalities and abilities to dance, play, sing and create. By being apart of the Friend In Me community children make lifelong friends and take home memories they will cherish forever. We would love you to join us our next event.
Friend in Me is a registered Australian charity that promotes inclusion and acceptance in at risk and disadvantaged children through sensory friendly events, workshops and programs.
After learning about how worrying it can be for parents who have a child that struggles to make friends or get invited to parties, our founder, Louise Larkin, decided to host an all inclusive party for families within her neighbourhood and her extended community.
The Friend in Me organisation brings together children of all ages, nationalities and abilities to dance, play, sing, create and most importantly, make lifelong friends and memories they will cherish forever.
Louise and all at Friend in Me went above and beyond to make my little boys 4th birthday so special. I cannot thank you enough. What an amazing organisation run by people with hearts of gold
Amy K.Volunteer
I attended the big Friend in Me event held at Seaworks with my 2 year old. We both had such a great time!!!! All the hard work and planning really showed. The superheroes/characters were awesome, there were so many great activities for the kids, and plenty of interactive performances to keep everyone entertained! I can’t wait for the next event! 😍
Fatimah U.Volunteer
As a parent, I was over joyed to see what a supportive environment FIM had created.
Finally my son was able to feel comfortable enough to interact with the other kids.
At Friend in Me we promote inclusion and acceptance for at risk and disadvantaged children through sensory friendly events, workshops and programs. We bring together children of all ages, nationalities and abilities to dance, play, sing and create. By being apart of the Friend In Me community children make lifelong friends and take home memories they will cherish forever. We would love you to join us our next event.
Friend in Me is a registered Australian charity that promotes inclusion and acceptance in at risk and disadvantaged children through sensory friendly events, workshops and programs.
After learning about how worrying it can be for parents who have a child that struggles to make friends or get invited to parties, our founder, Louise Larkin, decided to host an all inclusive party for families within her neighbourhood and her extended community.
The Friend in Me organisation brings together children of all ages, nationalities and abilities to dance, play, sing, create and most importantly, make lifelong friends and memories they will cherish forever.
To empower disadvantaged and ‘at risk’ children and young people to establish, commit and achieve their identified goals. Learn More
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To expand the perspective of young people to make them aware of life’s possibilities. Learn More
Support
An individual is dramatically influenced by their support system. Friend In Me Inc wants to surround young people in a caring, inclusive environment. Learn More
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Louise and all at Friend in Me went above and beyond to make my little boys 4th birthday so special. I cannot thank you enough. What an amazing organisation run by people with hearts of gold
Amy K. Volunteer
I attended the big Friend in Me event held at Seaworks with my 2 year old. We both had such a great time!!!! All the hard work and planning really showed. The superheroes/characters were awesome, there were so many great activities for the kids, and plenty of interactive performances to keep everyone entertained! I can’t wait for the next event! 😍
Fatimah U. Volunteer
As a parent, I was over joyed to see what a supportive environment FIM had created. Finally my son was able to feel comfortable enough to interact with the other kids.