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GROW, Governance & Giving Back. Margaret’s journey with Broken to Brilliant.

Hosted by Nikki.

In this episode of The Voice of Survivors, host Nicci Heath is joined by Margaret King, Director of Broken to Brilliant and founder of the GROW – Gardening for Recovery, Opportunity and Wellbeing program.

Margaret brings a wealth of experience from her career as a registered nurse, nursing director, and healthcare project officer, alongside extensive experience in governance, policy development, and project management. In the conversation, Margaret reflects on the vital role she plays within Broken to Brilliant — helping to ensure survivor-led ideas are backed by policy to ensure well-governed programs.

Listeners will hear how Margaret:

Provides stability and governance to support creative survivor-led initiatives Ensures compliance with ACNC requirements, policies, working towards accreditation Supports fundraising events such as the High Tea behind the scenes Developed GROW, a horticultural therapy program that supports healing, confidence, and reconnection through gardening Margaret also shares how her family supports her work and why structure, care, and compassion are essential foundations for survivor-led organisations to thrive.

For bookings into the GROW program - watch out for sessions on the Broken to Brilliant What's On webpage

Thank yo u to Nikki for her passion for hosting this program and to Andrew (Nikki's Hubby) and all the family for your support in recording this podcast.

Karen Jacobsen, our International Patron and the Australian voice in Siri welcomes and thanks you for listening.

Broken to Brilliant is an Australian not-for-profit charity that domestic violence survivors founded to support fellow survivors to rebuild their lives after abuse.

We know how hard it is, having lived through the trauma of abuse and travelled the long road to recovery. Therefore, we founded the charity to provide hope and strategies to other survivors to make their journey a little bit easier.

Thanks to Sound Engineer Chris McCallum, known as Sound,o for our Podcast training.

Thank you to Joanne Helder, a Radio, Podcast & Communications Professional, for podcast training