The Importance of Physical Activity for Children with Disabilities
There is plenty of information out there on the importance of encouraging children to engage in regular physical activity as part of a healthy lifestyle,
Empowering people to achieve their goals, dreams, and aspirations.
ConnectAbility Australia treat each person as an individual and understand and acknowledge that you come to us with a history and a desired future. ConnectAbility welcomes all people whatever your dreams, aspirations and goals might be.
ConnectAbility Australia want customers to enjoy a brighter and more enjoyable environment.
Empowering people to achieve their goals, dreams, and aspirations.
ConnectAbility’s Golf Day is proudly supported by Mick O’ Shea from Unity Kitchens – our major sponsor. The day will be a fun way for our corporate and community supporters to raise much needed fundraising dollars to assist ConnectAbility purchase resources such as technology and transport opportunities.
Mick is joined by the following businesses who are committed to making a difference in our community and seeing their investment make a direct impact upon the lives of our customers. A huge thank you to all our HEROS.
Also to the team at Jezweb and Von from YCM photography for capturing the action and memories.
Thank you also to all the players coming along to assist ConnectAbility help achieve goals and dreams.
These businesses deserve our support – Next time you are looking for a service take a look at those who give back. And to those who have donated prizes we are so very thankful for your involvement.
If you’d like to know more about the family counselling services, disability services, aged care support and community programs, please contact us.
There is plenty of information out there on the importance of encouraging children to engage in regular physical activity as part of a healthy lifestyle,
Conversations have been ongoing for some time now about representations (or even appearances) in media of diverse people. We are beginning to see more representations
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People like to get involved in the community in all kinds of ways – and sometimes the smallest things we do can make the biggest
“Only by empowering people living with invisible disability to feel comfortable in disclosing their conditions and enabling them to find the support they need; can
What are Life Goals? Goals are things that we want to achieve in order to provide you a happier, more secure life. This might sound
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Registered providers;
Must have staff undertake worker screenings eg Criminal record checks – non registered providers do not
Have formal complaints processes in place to address any concerns – non registered providers do not
Are required to undertake independent audit processes to maintain registration – non registered providers do not
For further information on why making the choice between a registered and a non registered provider could be important for you and the supports you receive please download our fact sheet.