Community Living Project Inc. in Adelaide, South Australia | Disability service

Community Living Project Inc.

Locality: Adelaide, South Australia

Address: While the CLP office is based in the south, all services are provided across the greater Adelaide metro areas. 31 Saltash Avenue, Christies Beach, SA 5165 Adelaide, SA, Australia

Website: http://www.communitylivingproject.org.au

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23.01.2022 Thank you Richard Bruggemann for your ongoing leadership

22.01.2022 Only 10 days left until our Gawler workshops! Please share with people in the North and Barossa who might want to learn more about Micro Enterprise and Circles of Support. https://communitylivingproject.org.au/gawler-north-micro-e/

22.01.2022 An invitation to learn about Circles of Support: a safeguard in the lives of vulnerable people. Wednesday 21 October from 9.30am: Session 1, an introduction to Circles of Support, is open to Support Coordinators, LAC & NDIA planners, service providers, other community members, people with disability, their family and allies. Session 2 is for people with disability, their family members and allies to stay on and take a deeper dive to learn about whether a Circle of Support is for you and what that might look like.

22.01.2022 The Discover Micro Enterprise - Exploring Possibilities Project is going on the road in February, hosting workshops in Gawler and Victor Harbor. Micro Enterprise a career option to consider for people with disability - Thursday February 11, 2021, Gawler - Tuesday February 23, 2021, Victor Harbor ... Go to the link below for details and to book via Eventbrite. When people first meet, one of the questions asked is usually; So What Do You Do? We seek to give people a great answer to that question. Sessions are open to Support Coordinators, LAC & NDIA planners, service providers, other community members, people with disability, their family and allies. The Discover Micro Enterprise Exploring Possibilities Project is funded by the Australian Government Department of Social Services

19.01.2022 We have launched a new page dedicated to Employment opportunities. Keep following Community Living Project Inc for general news and information and also follow our new page if you are interested in seeing posts where we are facilitating recruitment for specific roles. Experience shows us that word-of-mouth and local connections help us find people with the interests, skills and personal values that match a person’s needs to help them achieve their goals.... Thank you for being part of our network. https://www.facebook.com/FacilitatedByCLP

19.01.2022 It's getting very hot outside in SA. Please stay safe. Click through to the Healthy In the Heat page for more useful information and advice.

18.01.2022 An invitation to learn about Circles of Support: a safeguard in the lives of vulnerable people. Wednesday 21 October from 9.30am: Session 1, an introduction to Circles of Support, is open to Support Coordinators, LAC & NDIA planners, service providers, other community members, people with disability, their family and allies. Session 2 is for people with disability, their family members and allies to stay on and take a deeper dive to learn about whether a Circle of Support is for you and what that might look like.

16.01.2022 The families and staff of Community Living Project are deeply saddened on the loss this week of Olive Weston, an indomitable, visionary and fearless family leader who helped establish our organisation in 1984. We thank Olive for her leadership and her commitment to ensuring that people with disability living in the southern region of Adelaide have access to a good life in their local community. Our love and condolences go to Steven and Olive's family, and thank you Katrine Hildyard MP for your support and friendship to Olive, Steven and CLP over many, many years. https://www.facebook.com/KatrineHildyardForReynell/posts/3592231777505049

16.01.2022 The Neale family speak to the importance of future planning in order to safeguard their son for the future. Their story will be featured on ABC news tonight. http://www.abc.net.au//ann-marie-smith-and-future/12436824

15.01.2022 Thanks, Ethical Jobs!

15.01.2022 Congratulations to Richard Bruggemann, SA Senior of the Year 2020! Fantastic to see your support and advocacy over so many years to families, people with disability and the broader community sector in South Australia being formally recognised!

13.01.2022 *ROLE FILLED* Want to make a difference in a person’s life in a positive way and get a sense of meaning from your work? Are you looking for flexible part-time work? Community Living Project (CLP) is seeking a mature, enthusiastic, and flexible person to fill the lead worker role in a team that is facilitating a good life for a woman living in her own home in the eastern suburbs. Working alongside her family, your day to day tasks will be guided by the woman’s vision, goals, a...nd dreams. The focus is on enabling her to live a purposeful life in the community, maintaining a calm household, and building her competencies and valued roles. You will get to know and embrace the woman’s gifts, interests, and skills and through this, help to facilitate and enhance her relationships in the local community by providing administrative functions and oversight for her support team. She loves her home, art, and crafts, and has her own small business selling flower arrangements to local businesses. Go to the CLP website for more details and to apply. https://communitylivingproject.org.au/lead-support-worker-/

13.01.2022 Do you appreciate classic cars or have an interest in collecting things? Do you enjoy travel and other cultures? I am looking for the right person to assist me for approximately 15 hours per week to pursue my interests and be a role model for developing my social connections near my home at Old Reynella. Workday tasks will relate to facilitating my role as an Electronic Recycling Australia employee and supporting me in managing my home. My love of collecting things is importa...nt to me and I want to be supported in doing this in a safe and productive manner. I have a great sense of humour and am master of the one liner. I am inquisitive and have an interest in learning about different countries. I’d like to plan a holiday to New Zealand. I enjoy a wide range of music, YouTube videos (often about cars), and binging TV series. You will be patient, have strong social skills and an appreciation for the complexity of human behaviour, be organised, practical, reliable, motivating and enthusiastic. As a Key Worker you will work closely with my family to coach and mentor my support team in line with my vision for a good life. You will have good availability for shifts across a 7-day week and be comfortable starting some shifts at 6:30am. Ongoing training and direction will be provided. All applicants must have a valid Drivers’ Licence, a road worthy vehicle suitable for work purposes and have or be prepared to undertake a Current Senior First Aid Certificate, and Disability Services Employment Clearance. If you think you could be a good fit for this role, please get in touch and tell us more about yourself. Image credit: John W via Flickr

11.01.2022 Next stop, Victor Harbor, 23 & 24 February! Please tell your friends in the Fleurieu to book now to learn more about Micro Enterprise and Circles of Support. https://communitylivingproject.org.au/victor-harbor-fleuri/

11.01.2022 12 days to go! Places are filling fast. Please don't hesitate to book in to learn about Circles of Support: a safeguard in the lives of vulnerable people. A Circle of Support is a group of people who are intentionally invited to come together in friendship and support of a person who has a disability, for the purposes of protecting the person's interests into the future. Circles of Support are underpinned by principles of inclusion.... The day is made up of two sessions - an introduction to Circles of Support, open to all, and a workshop for people with disability, their family members and allies to stay on and take a deeper dive to learn about whether a Circle of Support is for them and what that might look like

10.01.2022 Great work, Ben!

10.01.2022 One of the biggest barriers we find families face when planning for their future is having people in their life who can provide supports to their loved one when... they are gone. It might be needing someone to be a trustee of a Trust or an Executor of a Will or just having someone to pop over and have regular coffees with your family member or take them on an annual holiday. But of course, as lawyers we do not come up with the people, we just draft the documents! Community Living Project Inc. is a leading organisation in South Australia that provides assistance to families to develop those networks. The last coffee I (Nat) had pre-COVID, was with the Manager of their Circles of Support initiative and I noted to her these enormous barriers faced by families. But to what I thought was a really tough problem, she seamlessly presented a workable solution that has been available to families for ages! At EQL, we love to share resources that help our people work through the many different complexities that living with a disability can present. So if you have not heard of Circles of Support and want to know more - details are below! (Note: EQL and Community Living Project Inc. are not affiliated and this post is provided for general information only. Make sure you choose what suits you, based on your circumstances}. #EQL #disabilitycommunity #futureplanning #disabilityrights #estates

10.01.2022 Are you an active person with a positive approach to life, have experience with tutoring or encouraging others who are exploring new creative skills? Do you have the flexibility to fit in a couple of hours each week on an ongoing basis so that we can set goals and work towards them? Ideally I would like three different people to walk alongside me to achieve my aspirations. You might be a young adult like me who is doing related studies or exploring similar passions. The three areas I am searching mentoring for include: guidance with exploring exercise activities in my local area, brainstorming and editing with university assignments in Community Services and building my motor skills when engaging with art mediums. If you think you could be a good fit for these roles, please get in touch and tell us more about yourself.

08.01.2022 Personal Assistant (PA) required on a part-time basis to help me set up, maintain, and expand my small home-based Odd Jobs Micro-Enterprise based in Klemzig. The PA role will initially be 10 hours a week split over two days (to be determined) with the possibility of expanding to additional hours in the future. Some experience in odd jobs work, basic business administration and marketing skills would be advantage.... So, if you are fit, easy going with a good sense of humour, and have the willingness to gently coach and encourage me in learning new skills I am eager to hear from you. Applicants must have a current driver’s license and vehicle suitable for carrying light maintenance equipment to use for work purposes. https://communitylivingproject.org.au/personal-assistant-od

06.01.2022 Are you a mature, enthusiastic support worker with knowledge/experience in using PODD or augmentative communication? Are you passionate about nature, animals and embracing someone’s gifts and talents to enrich a good life? Are you a positive person who will do what it takes to get to know and appreciate the person you are working with? I am a woman in my 30s and live with my parents in Underdale. After moving from rural Victoria I am ready to explore my new surroundings with... someone who matches my interests, and would embrace my life vision. My parents are by my side to establish roles and guide, train and direct my support team. I use PODD to communicate and it is important to have people around me who can recognise and enhance the things that are important to me. This role requires flexibility and availability to work over a 24 hour, 7 day schedule. It is a casual position with the opportunity of 25-30 hours a week once we have established trust and a rhythm of working together. My day to day tasks are guided by my vision, goals and dreams for my life. If you think you could be a good fit for this role, please get in touch and tell us more about yourself.

06.01.2022 Spread (then shred!) the word!

04.01.2022 If you live in SA's southeast, come and hear about how to set up a micro enterprise - and don't forget to order your dog treats from Something for Stella!

03.01.2022 The CLP Annual General Meeting was held on Tuesday evening, with many members joining via Zoom. The Annual Report was tabled (and described as a book for your coffee table for its great photos and stories). You can read online via the link below. Reflections on the past year are summed up in this quote: "The courage and commitment of workers to forge ahead and not miss a beat in providing services, is something to look back on and be extremely proud of."

01.01.2022 Workshops introducing Circles of Support are coming to Gawler and Victor Harbor in February. A Circle of Support is a group of people who are intentionally invited to come together in friendship and support of a child or adult who has a disability, for the purposes of protecting the person’s interests into the future. Circles of Support are underpinned by principles of inclusion. Circles of Support a safeguard in the lives of vulnerable people... - Friday February 12, 2021, Gawler - Wednesday February 24, 2021, Victor Harbor Go to the link below for session details and to book via Eventbrite. Sessions are open to Support Coordinators, LAC & NDIA planners, service providers, other community members, people with disability, their family and allies. The Introducing Circles of Support Project has been funded by a 2-year grant from the Norman H Johns Trust through the Perpetual 2020 IMPACT Philanthropy Application Program (IPAP).

01.01.2022 "It was Adrian’s ageing staffy’s appalling breath that first sparked the idea behind his new business..."