Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA) significantly impacts children’s lives, affecting their education, social interactions, and overall
well-being. Up to 56% of children with JIA experience severe functional limitations, leading to developmental delays and emotional
challenges, often missing out on opportunities available to their peers.
Our pilot program aims to enhance the long-term well-being of teenagers with JIA aged 15-18 years old by providing targeted financial support. This support is intended to enhance educational opportunities, facilitate social and emotional development, and prepare for future employment by addressing both immediate and long-term needs in these areas.
We’re excited to hear about your ambitions and goals, whether they involve academic improvement, extracurricular activities, or preparing for future opportunities. This initiative is new, and we have limited spots available. While we aspire to grow this program in the future to support as many journeys to success as possible, please understand that we may not be able to fulfill all requests at this stage. Apply now to be considered for this opportunity!
*This program is being coordinated by Arthritis NSW. You will be re-directed to the Arthritis NSW registration form.
You can make a difference by supporting the work of Arthritis Queensland. Arthritis Queensland is 95% community funded. We rely on our generous donors and volunteers to ensure that we can continue to provide solutions and support to adults and children living with the pain of arthritis.