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Always about people finding freedom - Amanda

Amanda (pictured right) found freedom from loneliness and anxiety when she started attending Mainly Music at Mackay Corps. She and her family had just moved to Mackay and they knew no one. Her husband started a new job as a fly-in-fly-out worker, which meant he was away a lot. This time of loneliness was a struggle for Amanda, who had battled depression since she was 18. She started attending Mainly Music at the Mackay Corps, and in the process found a family and a place to belong.

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