This is the mother of Tim Gurner. Shame she didn't instill a strong sense of social justice. I imagine she's very disappointed.

What an incredible story ❤ love, hope, acceptance, kindness these things are free in this life and with these gifts that you can give to others sets them free 💕

Love you kylie

Interesting, but I'm curious what the night shift workers duties are as I'm considering applying for a job with them but can't find much info online about night shifts responsibilities.

That's a load of crap.out on the fucken Street at 18 cares loos money at 18.thats why there so many kids with a Smith family no.fucken hope can't feed don't fucken bread dumb pricks fuck off

Fuckers

Do u u fickers

They kick them out at 18 so that's why there so many homeless government don't give a fuck care bout kids under 18 but they live bout the streets like a stray dog

Amazing. Thank you for sharing this story. What an incredible group of people.

What a beautiful moving story. I myself can relate on a soul level, as I was a ward of the state, living in Berry Street. ( Lisa Lodge ) Also moved around for many years in my childhood, in and out of foster care. Very proud of all of the young people, and breaking the chains of the stigma of our journey. And these beautiful young adults. Rejoicing our identity together, and filling the gap of individual integration. Very Inspiring, heartfelt, and empowering! Mwah!

what a great enlightening video I so just want to help

I know Colem,Tracy and Aurdy they fosterd.me. if they see.his.just.let u know.I miss.u

Hey serur

i would like to say something else i would like to say everyone did a good job we made it i would also like to say a big thank you to the whole camera crew for putting the whole documentary together and last but not least like to say a big thank you to berry street for being here for everyone though thick and thin and also making the deb ball happen

This is sooooo beautiful. As a Latrobe Valley resident, this really brought tears to my eyes. Congratulations all, on making a superb documentary!

i found this an amazing and inspiring video.I was shocked when I saw Anastasia on it. I knew her family when they lived in seaspray and looked after when her grandmother passed away so I know what her life has been life.I only hope with time and help her life can improve.

Thank you Berry Street.

Powerful, Challenging Documentary.

"The Berry Street Debutante Ball shows young people affected by neglect, trauma, and abuse that people do care. That they're not freaks, mistakes, or invisibles. They are worthy of any future they desire." So why after this comment would you call the film "The Invisibles"? You're just reinforcing a negative perception of children in care.