Metanoia Rays

22/12/2025

🎄💜 Holiday Support Update from Metanoia Rays 💜🎄

As we head into the Christmas and New Year period, we want to reassure our participants and families that Metanoia Rays will continue to provide support throughout the holiday season.

While our offices will be closed on the public holidays, our commitment to your wellbeing doesn’t pause.

If you need urgent assistance or additional support, you can contact our On-Call Mobile at any time.

✨ We’re here for you, every day, including the holidays.

Please reach out if you need us, and our team will be ready to help.

Wishing everyone a safe, restful and joyful festive season.

- The Metanoia Rays Team 💜



Image Description: A white tile containing orange and blue decorations with black text reading, Metanoia Rats will continue to support participants during the Christmas New Year Period. In the bottom corner the Metanoia Rays and We Heart NDIS logos.

19/12/2025

🎙️✨ Samita sat down with Thaiday for a quick chat about his incredible fantasy stories, starting with Heaven and Earth.

We love seeing our participants chase their creative goals! 💫

👉 Read Thaiday’s story here:https://bit.ly/3KpSyyD

17/12/2025

🌟 A Special Story to Wrap Up the Year! 🌟

We’re excited to share something truly magical from one of our talented participants in Darwin. Thaiday Tom has written an incredible mythical fantasy story titled Heaven and Earth, and he’s given us permission to share it with our Metanoia Rays community. ✨📖

Supporting our participants to explore their passions is a big part of what we do, and Thaiday’s creativity shines bright in this beautifully imagined tale.

We’ll eventually feature his stories on our website, but for now you can enjoy Heaven and Earth by clicking the link below. Perfect holiday reading! 💫

👉 Read Thaiday’s story here: http://bit.ly/3KpSyyD

Let’s cheer on Thaiday and celebrate his amazing achievement! 🙌💜

Image Description: A man (Thaiday) stands indoors in front of a colorful Aboriginal artwork featuring circular dot patterns and curved shapes. He is wearing a black bucket hat, dark sunglasses, and a black Raiders baseball-style jersey. He has a lanyard with keys around his neck and is looking calmly toward the camera with his hands resting in front of him.

15/12/2025

Proudly leading with purpose, passion, and people at the heart of everything we do.

Here’s the Metanoia Rays Management Team together in our Darwin office, working together to create impact, inclusion, and meaningful change every day.

12/12/2025

Today we shine a light on the powerful ListenABLE podcast series. 🎧✨

“Challenge what you think it’s like to live with disability.”

Hosted by Dylan Alcott and Angus O’Loughlin, ListenABLE dives into real conversations with people living with disability, asking the questions many think are off-limits.

You’ll laugh, you’ll cry, and you’ll walk away seeing the world differently.

It’s a must-listen for everyone, whether you identify as disabled or abled, and a meaningful step toward breaking down stigma and shifting perceptions.

👉 Just search “ListenABLE” wherever you get your podcasts.



Image Description: A graphic styled like a podcast player sits on a deep blue background. At the top, the text reads “Episode 111.” Below it is the ListenABLE podcast cover featuring two smiling men, one standing and one seated in a wheelchair, with the title “ListenABLE: Dylan Alcott & Angus O’Loughlin.” Under the image is the caption “Challenge what you think it’s like to live with disability.” A progress bar shows 00:12 to 03:45, and playback icons (shuffle, backward, play, forward, repeat) appear at the bottom. The Metanoia Rays logo is displayed in the lower right corner.

10/12/2025

✨ Metanoia Rays X MND and Me – An Initiative We’re Proud to Support in 2026 ✨

In 2026, we’re getting behind a cause close to our hearts. Cameron, a member of our Metanoia Rays community, will be taking on the Garmin Noosa Triathlon on 1 November 2026 to raise funds and awareness for the MND and Me Foundation.

Cameron is racing in honour of his Aunty, who passed away from Motor Neurone Disease (MND), and to support the thousands of Australians living with this devastating condition. His goal? Raise $2,000 to help fund crucial care services, mobility supports, home modifications, family assistance, and vital research.

At Metanoia Rays, we’re proud to stand beside Cameron. As part of our ongoing work in the NDIS space, we continue to advocate for fast-tracked supports for people diagnosed with MND, including a QLD participant we support who is bravely facing the disease right now.

We invite our community to get behind Cameron, champion the MND and Me Foundation, and help make a meaningful difference.

👉 Follow the link preview here to support Cameron’s fundraising here.

Let’s race with purpose.
Let’s care, support, and stand with those affected by MND. 💙

Cameron is taking on the 2026 Noosa Triathlon in honour of his Aunty and to raise funds for the MND and Me Foundation. Racing on behalf of Metanoia Rays, he’s supporting vital care services and advocating for faster, more compassionate NDIS pathways for people living with Motor Neurone Disease. Jo...

08/12/2025

What a great day at the Diversability Fun Day last week!

Did you spot us on the BBQ?

05/12/2025

Metanoia Rays support staff member Victor would like to thank the community for nominating him for his award.
Thank you Victor, we are grateful to have you on the team!

04/12/2025

🌟 Meet Our 2025 Support Staff Award Winners! 🌟

We’re celebrating the amazing people who go above and beyond every day at Metanoia Rays! 💛

🏆 Support Champion of the Year: Nomiki Troumouliari (Darwin)
🏆 Excellence in Participant Care & Impact: Victor Obitoro (Darwin)
🏆 Dedication to Excellence: Lusia Kerr (Darwin)
🏆 Empowering Teamwork & Collaboration: Arati Sapkota (Brisbane)
🏆 Emerging Leader: Dilasa Niroula (Darwin)

Thank you for your dedication, teamwork, and leadership, you inspire us all! 🙌



Image Description: Photo 1 - Nomiki receiving award from Metanoia Rays Director Anjana Panta
Photo 2 - Lusia receiving award from Metanoia Rays Deputy General Manager Raelene McAdam
Photo 3 - Dilasa receiving award from Metanoia Rays Deputy General Manager Raelene McAdam
Photo 4 - Arati with award smiling at the camera.
Photo 5 - Victor receiving award from Metanoia Rays Deputy General Manager Raelene McAdam

02/12/2025

✨ International Day of People with Disability – Darwin Celebration! ✨
We’re excited to be celebrating International Day of People with Disability tomorrow, Wednesday 3rd December, at the Diversability Fun Day!

📍 Marara Stadium
⏰ 11am – 2pm

Metanoia Rays will be there with our team, joining the community in recognising inclusion, strengths and the incredible contributions of people with disability across the Top End.

Come down, say hi, enjoy the activities, and help us celebrate this important day! 💜🌟


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01/12/2025

✨ Still riding the excitement train! ✨

What an unforgettable moment at the Australian Disability Service Awards 2025 as Metanoia Rays was announced the Winner for Most Innovative Home and Living Solution!

These professional photos captured the pure joy and pride of our team as we celebrated a milestone that reflects the heart of our work, creating homes where participants feel safe, connected and truly themselves. 🏡💜

A huge thank you to the ADSA team, and a special acknowledgement to the incredible finalists alongside us in this category. Your dedication to uplifting people with disability and raising the standard of home and living supports across Australia is inspiring. It’s an honour to stand beside organisations making such meaningful impact.

This award belongs to our participants who lead the way, our staff who show up with heart every day, and our community who continues to believe in the work we do.

Here’s to many more moments like this!


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29/11/2025

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A collection of beautiful moments captured during our 2025 Christmas Party and 5th year celebrations.