ABC Disability Services in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia | Home healthcare service

ABC Disability Services

Locality: Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

Phone: +61 413 393 809

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25.01.2022 We are looking for Support Coordinator/Case Manager Experience in program coordination in a community care setting or similar You have an empathetic nature and are committed to supporting the needs of disabled people Experience leading and supporting a team of committed and professional people - working together to achieve the same goal Strong computer literacy... A current drivers license Attractive commencement remuneration rate from $50,000 - $80,000 per year + Super How to Apply Please send your CV and Cover Letter via email: [email protected] or contact via phone number: 0413 393 808 Contact us: 0413 393 808/ 0413 393 809 [email protected]. abcdisabilityservices.com.au.

23.01.2022 Merry Christmas to everyone! The kids were very happy today

22.01.2022 This week, our chef Taylor assisted Yvonne with making a fresh, healthy dish of caesar salad with grilled chicken. Yvonne got a wonderful lesson from Taylor to enhance her skills and understanding about cooking. Under Taylor's instructions, Yvonne was more confident with using the knife. The dish came out beautifully since their nice working together. Join with us to enjoy amazing lessons. Tun này, u bp Taylor ca chúng tôi ã h tr Yvonne làm món salad caesar vi gà n...ng ti ngon, b dng. Yvonne ã nhn c mt bài hc tuyt vi t Taylor nâng cao k nng và hiu bit ca cô y v nu n. Di s hng dn ca Taylor, Yvonne ã t tin hn vi vic s dng dao. Món n ra mt rt p vì h làm vic cùng nhau. Tham gia vi chúng tôi tn hng nhng tit hc tuyt vi. 0413 393 808 - 0413 393 809 [email protected]. abcdisabilityservices.com.au. Check out the full video in : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qSg4asazB4k&feature=youtu.be See more

21.01.2022 WE’RE HIRING SUPPORT WORKERS NOW! Benefits and Perks A supportive working environment... Attractive commencement remuneration rate from $27.00 - $40.00 per hour + Super Long term opportunities for career advancement within the organisation A thorough matching process ensuring choice and control for both support workers & participants How to Apply Please send your CV and Cover Letter via email: [email protected] or contact via phone number: 0413 393 808 Contact us: 0413 393 808/ 0413 393 809 [email protected]. abcdisabilityservices.com.au

14.01.2022 Art has been used as a therapy for people with disabilities for many years. As a creative therapy, art and craft classes encourage imagination and inventiveness, but they can be useful as physical therapy too; for example, for developing muscle strength and fine motor skills. Art classes are also important social occasions, helping disabled people to make new friends and build relationships in a safe and supported environment. We mustn’t forget the value of art to the community too: public spaces and run-down areas can really benefit from beautiful paintings and sculptures created by disabled people.

14.01.2022 WE’RE HIRING SUPPORT WORKERS NOW! Benefits and Perks A supportive working environment... Attractive commencement remuneration rate from $27.00 - $40.00 per hour + Super Long term opportunities for career advancement within the organisation A thorough matching process ensuring choice and control for both support workers & participants How to Apply Please send your CV and Cover Letter via email: [email protected] or contact via phone number: 0413 393 808 Contact us: 0413 393 808/ 0413 393 809 [email protected]. abcdisabilityservices.com.au

13.01.2022 Animals, like assistance dogs, have shared bonds with disabled people for many years and can be a wonderful source of companionship. Like art, animals can also be therapeutic for many disabled people. Opportunities exist for people with disabilities to take part in horse-riding therapy, farm animal petting sessions and even llama walks!

10.01.2022 Community and group activities for disabled people Community projects and group activities can help participants to build relationships, learn new skills and improve confidence. They are important for avoiding social isolation and to improve physical and mental health especially so for people with disabilities who can often suffer disproportionately with these challenges. People with disabilities are often on the receiving end of community and group projects sensory gardens, wheelchair access and charitable fundraising events, for example but they also have much to gain by being involved in activities as participants too.

07.01.2022 Another interesting activity for our clients from #ABCDisabilityServices this Saturday 28/11/2020. Mt hot ng hp dn khác cho khách hàng ca ABC Disability Services vào th 7 tun này 28/11/2020. #DayProgram #ABC #ABCDisabilityServices #DisabilityServices #SupportWorker #NDIS

06.01.2022 The benefits of exercise on health are well documented, but physical activity is especially important for disabled people, who can suffer from physical conditions like obesity, arthritis and chronic pain, but also from mental health issues like depression too. Whether a solo sport like swimming or running, or a team sport like cricket or netball, people with disabilities can get involved in all kinds of sporting activities and there are opportunities for coaching, refereeing and volunteering too.

05.01.2022 Activities this saturday Chng trình th 7 ngày 28.11.2020

04.01.2022 Intaketeam Victoria Va xong ã chia s vi Công khai Web Series: Queer And Disabled Queer and Disabled is a video series on YouTube featuring four young women who identify as queer and disabled.... Annie Segarra, Rachel Anne, Robyn Lambird, and Erin E come from the US, Canada, and Australia. All four of these women have mainly physical disabilities including hypermobility, Ehlers Danlos Syndrome, and cerebral palsy. In the series, the women answer questions about the intersections of identifying as queer and having a disability. They discuss accessibility, representation, fetishisation, and desexualisation as well as different ways to approach dating someone with a disability. Queer and Disabled là mt chui video trên YouTube có bn ph n tr c xác nh là ngi ng tính và khuyt tt. Annie Segarra, Rachel Anne, Robyn Lambird và Erin E n t M, Canada và Úc. C 4 ngi ph n này ch yu b khuyt tt v th cht bao gm chng tng vn ng, Hi chng Ehlers Danlos và bi não. Trong lot bài này, nhng ngi ph n tr li các câu hi v các im giao nhau gia vic xác nh là ng tính và khuyt tt. H tho lun v kh nng tip cn, nhng ám nh tình dc và s vô tính cng nh nhng cách khác nhau tip cn vic hn hò vi ngi khuyt tt. See more

02.01.2022 Today we had a successful activity session with beautiful Emily and Helen. Just looking at Emily brilliant face holding her selfmade dreamcatcher, we know that she was really enjoying the session with her guidance. The 30 minute activity session had turned Emily into her new shelf, a confident and open individual that we hardly know about. Hôm nay team chúng tôi ã rt vui khi có Emily n tham gia hot ng hàng tun. Tham gia hot ng hôm nay, Emily không nhng c hc cách làm dreamcatcher, cô bn còn có c hi phát trin nhng k nng khác nh giao tip, phá v rào cn ca bn thân. Kt thúc hot ng, Emily nh tr thành mt ngi mi, ci m và t tin hn hn, khác hn vi Emily mà chúng tôi tng bit.

01.01.2022 #SayTheWord: Why I'm reclaiming the word 'disabled' There has been a push in recent years to adopt person first language, instead of saying disabled person one should say "person with a disability", to remind us that a person with a disability is a person first and someone with a disability second. Language holds power, the power to transform ideas and attitudes. It shapes how you see yourself and the world. Words like disabled are not just words, they hold an entire history ...of struggle for social justice and provides connection to others experiencing the same marginality. Trong nhng nm gn ây, thay vì nói ngi khuyt tt, ngi ta nên nói "ngi khuyt tt", nhc nh chúng ta rng ngi khuyt tt là ngi u tiên và ngi khuyt tt th hai. Ngôn ng nm gi sc mnh, sc mnh chuyn i ý tng và thái . Nó nh hình cách bn nhìn nhn bn thân và th gii. Nhng t nh khuyt tt không ch là li nói, chúng còn cha ng c mt lch s u tranh cho công bng xã hi và mang n s kt ni vi nhng ngi khác ang tri qua cùng cnh ng. Full article from: http://www.dailylife.com.au//saytheword-why-im-reclaiming- See more

01.01.2022 Some new revelations about how the NDIS planning process will drastically change in the future. A new compulsory assessment is replacing the traditional planning process. Read more: https://everyaustraliancounts.com.au/is-this-the-end-of-pl/