Capacity Building Projects
For many people with disability, public transport can feel daunting. That’s why Feros Care hosted its second annual Try Before You Ride event at Gawler Railway Station on 25 October…
For Joshua, a young man with Level 3 autism spectrum disorder, an intellectual disability, and obsessive-compulsive disorder, finding meaningful work wasn’t easy. But with determination and the right support, he’s…
After sustaining a TPD (Total Permanent Disability) from a workplace injury as a nurse, Bernice faced a daunting seven-year journey of recovery. The thought of returning to the workforce seemed…
At Feros Care, we are promoting the co-design movement within the disability services sector. This is why. Co-design is big in the world of disability services, having been identified by…
Imagine being released from custody without the comfort of family or friends to welcome you, no place to call home, and no idea how to navigate the world outside. This…
At Feros Care, we believe that when people work together, amazing things can happen. And that’s exactly what we’re seeing in our Disability Employment Workshops in the Australian Capital Territory….
Self-advocacy is an important skill for everyone to develop – especially for those who have particular disability support needs and are unsure how to articulate them. Jacqui Whitehead, a 51-year-old…
Standard employment isn’t the right fit for Dave. But thanks to Career Journey he has discovered what is, and how to pursue it. Since Covid entered our lives, the way…
In the beach haven town of Bowen brews an entrepreneurial spirit that has nothing to do with its famed mangoes. People with disability have found an educational space to bring…
Revisiting Daniel’s story, it takes us back to August this year. He was the very first participant to enrol in Feros Care’s new Work Experience Program in South Australia. If…
Charlie is a vibrant South Australian teen with a zest for life. As a student in Year 10, Charlie manages to beautifully blend her passions in cookery, visual art and…
Rebecca Eglinton was only six years old when her mum first gifted her a watercolour palette, and it was love at first sight. “I thought the palette was amazing, because…