In a glittering ceremony held on Saturday, 9th March 2024, at the Home of the Arts (HOTA) in Surfers Paradise, Linda Osman of Journey 2 Learn achieved a significant milestone by securing the second runner-up position at the prestigious Heart of Women Awards. Competing against a formidable lineup of ten exceptional finalists, Linda's outstanding contribution to the Health & Disability sector earned her this coveted accolade.

The Heart of Women Awards, known for celebrating the extraordinary efforts of women who make significant impacts in various fields, saw Linda's dedication and hard work being recognised in a category that honours those making a difference in health and disability. Her achievements, particularly in empowering and educating through Journey 2 Learn, have not only showcased her commitment to inclusive education but also her profound influence on improving health and disability awareness and support.

Linda's journey with Journey 2 Learn, an organization that prides itself on innovative educational approaches, has been marked by her relentless pursuit of excellence and her passion for making education accessible and relevant to all, including those with health and disability challenges. Her work has been instrumental in breaking down barriers and creating a more inclusive society.

The ceremony at HOTA was a celebration of the strength, resilience, and achievements of women across various sectors, with the Health & Disability Awards highlighting the importance of supportive and accessible health and disability services. Linda's recognition at this event is not only a personal achievement but also a testament to Journey 2 Learn's impactful contribution to the community.

For more information about the awards and the remarkable women honoured this year, please visit the Heart of Women Awards website.

Linda's accolade at the Heart of Women Awards is a beacon of inspiration, showcasing the impact of dedicated individuals in making the world a more inclusive and healthier place. It underscores the significant role of education in driving social change, especially in the realms of health and disability.