A Brisbane support program will offer Queenslanders living with disability new opportunities for connection, companionship and creative activities after the loss of a veteran parent.
The Seasons program, delivered by Legacy Brisbane with support from the Bupa Foundation, will provide a safe, stigma-free setting where participants can take part in social activities, art workshops and music workshops.
Support For Veteran Families Across Brisbane
The program is designed for Queenslanders living with disability who have lost a veteran parent. Its focus is on social connection, confidence and skill development through structured group activities.
For communities across Brisbane, including Enoggera, the program carries relevance for families linked to Defence service. Rather than focusing only on formal assistance, the Seasons program gives participants opportunities to form friendships, experience companionship and take part in a supported community setting.
Art, Music And Shared Activities
Art and music workshops will form part of the program, alongside broader social activities for people with disability within veteran families.
The activities are intended to encourage participation and connection, giving participants a way to build confidence while spending time with others in a supported environment.
The Bupa Foundation has supported Legacy Brisbane since 2024, funding programs that assist families of Australian veterans. Its backing of the 2026 Seasons program continues that support, with a specific focus on Queenslanders living with disability after the loss of a veteran parent.
Wider Care For Families After Service
Legacy Brisbane’s broader work includes long-term social, emotional and financial assistance for families of Australian veterans. The Seasons program adds to that work by focusing on people with disability within veteran families.
Bupa has linked the partnership to wider support for Australian Defence Force members, active reservists, veterans and their families. Since 2019, it has delivered health services for the Australian Defence Force and works across more than 50 on-base health services around Australia.
Through creative workshops and social activities, the Seasons program will give Queenslanders living with disability after veteran parent loss another pathway to connection, confidence and companionship.
Published 11-May-2026
