There's always something happening at Feros Care, whether it's how we're using technology to improve our clients' lives or the adventures of our clients and their care workers.
Here we have handpicked our favourite Feros stories, as well as blogs on travel, food, technology, health and wellness. It's all about helping you live a healthy and connected life!
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Personalised support: How Google Smart Home addresses individual needs of family membersWhile Nanette and Glenn are thoroughly independent, the Google Smart Home service helped them realise that life could always be easier - and better! Find out how it helped them!
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Digital transformation at home: How Joyce challenged the status quoJoyce transformed from having a frightful relation towards technology to being an advocate by challenging the status quo and overcoming barriers, all thanks to our Let's Get Technical and Smart Home Modifications programs!
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The Incidental Blacksmith star Barnaby Lund Q&ABarnaby's real passion is knifemaking and blacksmithing. In 2017, he won an Arts Council of Australia grant and has exhibited his work at the Sydney and Queensland Knife Shows. Barnaby is also an active member of his local deaf community. Read his Q&A!
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Incidental blacksmith beats solitude of deafness to forge a life full of social connectionFor many years, Barnaby Lund experienced the loneliness, isolation and anxiety that often go hand-in-hand with having a disability. Barnaby used the internet and a newfound confidence thanks to his mentor to form a community of friends. Read his story!
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Sam I Am star Sam Stubbs Q&ASam was born with Down syndrome but doesn’t let his disability define him. He is always training for fitness competitions to challenge himself. He does dead lifts of 100kg and says, “it’s easy!". Read his Q&A!
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Stuff the rulebook, says Sam who shows he canBarriers are there to be broken down and with a fearless attitude and bold beliefs, Sam Stubbs is showing the world that he can. Read his story!
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The Team star Michael Foster Q&AMichael Foster was born at 29 weeks and has lived with cerebral palsy all his life. His twin brother, Aaron, might not have cerebral palsy, but he supports Michael in everything he does - they are true team players. Read Michael's Q&A!
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When teamwork makes the dream work: The fearless twins conquering cerebral palsy17-year-old twins Michael and Aaron support each other in conquering cerebral palsy and shutting down disability discrimination together. As Michael says: “When people are like, ‘you can’t do that, you’re disabled’, I say… ‘bring it on.”
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On Track star Alex Eves Q&AAlexandria Eves is a female athlete whose determination and persistence helped her overcome a catastrophic car accident. Alex is now on the journey to rebuilding her life as a sprinter. Read her Q&A!