Ecosite Solutions Pty Ltd

01/09/2025

26/07/2025

Disability Pride Month is a celebration of disabled people. It acknowledges creativity, activism, support, resilience, sporting, and academic achievements, among many other accomplishments, whether they are large or small.

It is about recognising the skills, uniqueness and attributes of everyone who is part of the disabled community.

The Sunflower is fortunate to work with many talented disabled individuals, including writers, trainers, and thought leaders. On the Sunflower Conversations podcast, the guests are fabulous disability advocates who generously give their time to improve outcomes for the community. Sharing their stories helps build awareness and contributes to a more equitable society across all sectors, including education, the workplace, and travel and leisure.

The intersection in the Sunflower community is diverse, and we are proud to hold the bright symbol of the Sunflower at its centre as a catalyst for conversation, change, and inclusion. Allies play a crucial role in the progression toward positive change by listening, advocating, and working together, always respecting the principle of “Nothing about us without us.”

Disability Pride originated in the United States in 1990, following the signing of the Americans with Disabilities Act. With the UK and Ireland following more recently.

The original Disability Pride Flag was created in 2019 by Ann Magill, a writer who has cerebral palsy. The rainbow of colours on the disability pride flag represents the various experiences and needs within the disabled community.

Red - Physical disabilities
Gold - Neurodivergence
White - Non-vvisible and undiagnosed disabilities
Blue - Mental illnesses
Green - Sensory disabilities

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- Listen to The Sunflower Conversations podcast ➡️ https://bit.ly/373paXZ

- Learn more about the Sunflower ➡️ https://bit.ly/3JVe0b7

21/12/2024

Fire Fighting Vehicle Trial 👉

11/12/2024

A great team to work with.

What a view 🤗

10/12/2024

Great work Sapphire Wind Farm in helping out the next generation of STEM professionals.

Squadron Energy’s science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) Scholarships have been awarded to two local Year 10 students, Henry Oliver from Macintyre High School and Charlie Hope from Inverell High School.

21/11/2024

Townes Group is looking for a detailer to clean our fleet of trucks & utes on Saturdays.

Details:
- Available for Saturday work
- Ability to work independently
- ABN or wages employee
- Experience preferred
- Location: Tenterfield depot

Contact the office on (02) 6736 3097 or send your resume or expression of interest to [email protected]

24/10/2024

We have been experiencing email problems which have been intermittently occurring since 10/10/24. This has resulted in emails not arriving. As a result we are migrating servers at the moment and email will be down until at least 28/10/24.

If you need to contact me please ring me or message me. I apologize for the inconvenience

21/10/2024

🌻 It’s International Invisible Disabilities Week!

This week—and every week—we honour the diverse hidden disabilities that many navigate daily, from chronic illnesses to neurological conditions and beyond. Just as these conditions vary, so do your individual access needs and the challenges you encounter.

By wearing the Sunflower, you can be discreetly seen in shops, workplaces, on transport, and public spaces. Making it easier for those around you to offer support when you need it. 🌻