Twinkletoes

About Twinkletoes

We’ve reimagined Twinkletoes to offer a more community-centric and engaging experience, especially tailored for families and children under 12.

Come along and join our members for a family fun day that is more than just another event—it’s a valuable resource for families navigating Juvenile Idiopathic Arthritis (JIA).

This day blends educational insights with fun recreational activities, all designed to support, inform, and bring together families experiencing the complexities of JIA. Whole families including siblings are welcome!

Why Attend?

Hear the Latest: Keep up to date with the newest developments in the world of JIA from experts.
Get Online Learning Resources: Gain access to valuable online modules that cover essential topics for managing JIA.
Join the Community: Forge meaningful connections with other families who share your experiences.
Have Fun: Enjoy engaging activities like zoo explorations, special animal encounters, and more.

Event Details

Date: Saturday, 6 April 2024
Time: 9:30am – 3:00pm
Venue: Taronga Zoo Sydney
Price:

Children: $15
Adults: $20

Registrations

Registrations for Twinkletoes 2024 have now closed. Please complete the form below to be contacted when we have details about the next Twinkletoes:

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Can you help support Twinkletoes?

Juvenile arthritis now affects one in every 1,000 Australian children but only 30 young people were able to attend this year’s Camp Footloose. We would love to accommodate more campers each year, as well as offer camps in rural areas. Funding is the highest barrier, but you can help by donating here.