She took home Silver in the Diversity category at the 2025 Women Changing the World Awards in London and winning two major categories at the 2025 AusMumpreneur Awards in Australia - Disability Services and Disabled Business Service Excellence.
Presented by Dr Tererai Trent, the Women Changing the World Awards recognise outstanding women in fields such as sustainability, health, education, leadership and innovation. Dr Trent praised honourees as women who inspire others to dream big and create brighter futures.
Sarah described her wins as “surreal and humbling,” reflecting on her journey from a small-town girl to being recognised internationally for her passion and commitment. She credited the inspiration of the remarkable women she met at the awards and emphasised the importance of lifting each other up.
Her advice: “Don’t wait until you feel ready — take the leap, trust your gut, and grow as you go.”
Over the past 12 months, Sarah has grown 24/7 Care Disability Services into a community-focused provider supporting over 60 participants and employing 45+ staff.
She has been named a finalist and winner across multiple award programs, co-authored books including Purpose and Passion and Dreams and Determination, and shared her story globally as a speaker.
Sarah attributes her success to resilience, lived experience, and her love for her daughters.
Looking ahead, she is committed to expanding inclusive disability services nationwide, creating opportunities for people with disabilities to thrive, and building supportive communities where everyone feels seen, heard, and empowered.
For the full list of winners, visit: https://wcwawards.com/winners
