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Quorra has been attending the weekly classes at the skate park. During these sessions she has developed many new skills and I have noticed her self-confidence has grown. These lessons have helped her to further develop her identity and have the courage to try new things.

While attending the lessons I have also seen so many other kids in our community joining in and furthering their skills. Jayden is well respected at the skate park by skaters , children and parents.

Thank you, Gnarly Neighbours, and thank you Jayden for all your hard work and dedication.

Sarah Ridd

Recently my son James was keen to do some skate lessons as his friends was doing them. Being ADHD and having autism it was hard for me. to let him do them.

After chatting to Jayden and expressing our concerns we were pleased that he was so understanding and took on what we said. Jayden focused on getting him comfortable as well as teaching the safety and basics to the other kids at the same time.

I can not speak highly enough of Gnarly Neighbours. My son has not stopped asking when he can go back and that was only the first session!

Sammy Lynch

You are doing such an amazing job with the kids there and I have to admit I wouldn't take my granddaughter there previously. I found it too scary not knowing anything about the the skatepark and worrying of her getting hurt. With your help and support she is learning and loving it!

But most of all I'm confident to take her and not fear the injury side of things so much because of the wonderful lessons you are giving all the kids on safety as well as skills. 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Patricia Speechley

My son Aysa has been attending a youth group with Gnarly Neighbours in Seymour. He was thrilled to commence learning how to skate lessons with some of his close friends. He has thoroughly enjoyed his time with Jayden and his skills have improved dramatically.

We are very grateful that sessions such as these are available for our local children, giving them something positive and constructive to do in a friendly, inclusive atmosphere.

Tracy Furletti