Warrah Society is a not for profit (registered charity) organisation offering quality supports for adults and children with disability in Sydney’s North West. Inspired by the philosophy of Rudolf Steiner, Warrah offers flexible and tailored services to support people in the choices they have made for their life journey.

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Source Kids Disability Expo 2021

Apr 10 | Events

Come and visit Warrah at the Source Kids Disability Expo in Sydney, on 10-11 April at the International Convention Centre! It is free entry! Focused on children, youths and young adults living with a disability up to the age of 25 years – this expo brings together the...

New Kitchen Revealed at Greenway

Apr 5 | News

One of Warrah’s Supported Independent Living Houses has recently had a kitchen makeover, and what a difference it has made! The new kitchen was made possible by a grant from the NSW Community Building Partnership 2020. NSW Treasurer and Member for Epping, Dominic...

Walumeda Construction Update

Mar 4 | News

The new Walumeda building construction and refurbishment of the existing building has unfortunately not progressed as swiftly as we had initially envisaged, however we are very pleased with the progress that Holdmark have made. Holdmark Property Group founder, Mr...

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“Jenni has experienced the love, care and devotion of Warrah staff for almost 40 years, and has made life-long friends with her peers. Warrah provides a space where Jenni belongs and where she can be herself.”

– Marcelle and Ross, parents of Jenni

“Warrah is just the perfect place for us, knowing that our daughter is in a home where she is loved and respected as an individual. Her strengths and talents are nurtured.”

– Jane, parent of Emily

“Joanne and Lynda were two of the first to be accepted into Warrah and are now lucky to be living in a new purpose built home, called Jacaranda.”

– Joan and Bob, parents of Joanne and Lynda

“Our brother Kevin has lived and called Warrah home for over 50 years. Our family is very grateful that he enjoys a very happy, caring and fulfilling environment. He is very much a part of the Warrah Community.”

– Beverley, sister of Kevin

“Warrah provides my daughter with a warm, reliable and happy home.”

– Judy, parent of Karen

“John Paul’s life has been enriched by Warrah and the Steiner principles. The care and love he receives from the staff gives us great reassurance for which we are grateful. This has maximised both his quality of life and his independence.”

– Margaret and John, parents of John Paul