Lenny’s New Wheelz Disco

We are so so so excited to be hosting a Kids Disco fundraiser, with all proceeds going towards our son Lenny’s new vehicle and mobility needs. Check out Lenny's New Wheelz on our socials for more information!

- Instagram: Lennys.new.wheelz

- Facebook: Lenny’s New Wheelz

What to expect on the day:

Coastal Kids Entertainment will be running the disco on the day. 

Doors open - 4.00pm

Disco will begin at 4:15pm and be running until 5:45pm.

Raffle Drawn - 6.00pm

Event finished - 6:30pm

We will also have a sausage sizzle, drinks, face painting and lots of fun light up things for sale on the day.

There will also be a beautiful Ocean sensory box as our lucky door prize that has been donated by the lovely Homebound Haven by Belle. 

We even a brand new Nintendo Switch to do a silent auction on the day!!

We have also been collecting lots of goodies (including a $500 Bunnings voucher, $600 family photoshoot voucher, oooodles of toys!!) and will be drawing our raffle on the day. Check our socials for more information and to buy tickets!

Please be advised that each Parent/Carer is responsible for the supervision and care of all/any children that they bring to the event and the safety of themselves.

A little about us:

Our son Lenny is an almost 3 year old who is living with Cerebral Palsy, Epilepsy and a rare genetic condition.

Our first-time-parent journey has been filled with unexpected challenges. In 2025 alone, this has included numerous ambulance trips and hospital stays, learning seizure management, teaching loved ones how to physically support Lenny, Botox treatment, and countless hours of therapy.

Our most recent challenge is transport. Lenny is growing (like a weed), as is the specialised equipment he relies on every day. We are already unable to safely fit his needs into one of our vehicles and are quickly outgrowing the other.

To support his development, health, and independence, Lenny requires essential equipment, including:

• A wheelchair with power assist (recently approved by the NDIS and soon to be his primary means of independent mobility)
• A specialised car seat to allow safe transfers
• A standing frame to support hip health and posture
• A gait trainer, which is currently his only form of assisted independent movement
• A Bingo stroller providing postural and bilateral support for comfort

Currently, our vehicle is simply too small to safely transport Lenny and his equipment. This results in significant heavy lifting, placing us at risk of injury and limiting Lenny’s ability to participate fully in everyday life.

Our goal is to purchase and modify a new or gently used large family vehicle with an automatic ramp or lift. This would allow Lenny dignified, safe access without strenuous lifting and enable us to transport multiple pieces of equipment so he can choose how he moves and participates, something that will become near impossible once his new wheelchair arrives. 🤍