Check out what our Feros Care Local Area Coordinators are doing in the community.
We’ve handpicked our favourite stories that are helping to smash stereotypes and work towards everybody living a bold and connected life.
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The power of networking: How we build connections for NDIS participantsWe're all about helping NDIS partiicpants meet their personal goals - and our Pop-In, Pop-Out forums are just one of the ways in which we make incredible things happen.
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How to start important conversations about disability, according to a ParalympianEliza Ault-Connell is no stranger to conversations about disability. The Feros Care LAC (Local Area Coordinator) and Paralympian shares her most important tips with us for a new year.
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Meet Melissa Kirkman: The Sunrise star designing her own clothingMelissa Kirkman isn’t your average 21-year-old. The Adelaide-based artist designs her own t-shirts, which Feros Care has helped to promote.
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3 reasons why people with disability make wonderful employeesOur latest episode of the Grow Bold with Disability podcast unravels the myth that people with disability don't make for good employees - featuring panel of experts in the field.
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A magical life: How NDIS support helped Shelley become a published authorAuthor Shelley Maree Hunter/Spiegel is living a magical life despite the trauma and suffering she experienced during her early years and into adulthood, including a brain injury.
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Movers and Makers: Australia’s first Christmas market for people with disabilityA Christmas market with a difference, ‘Movers and Makers’, allowed for a safe and wonderful space for people with disability and their supporters to attend a market dedicated especially to them.
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How we’re breaking down language barriers for NDIS participantsHere at Feros Care, we’ve been working with social profit organisation Purple Orange to present workshops to different communities such as the Bhutanese, Italians, Vietnamese and Arabic.
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10 things everyone needs to know about autism and ADHDAccording to Chloe Hayden, an award-winning motivational speaker, actor, performer, author, influencer, content creator and disability rights activist and advocate.
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Finding connection through music: Hannah’s story19-year-old Hannah Smedley has achieved some remarkable things in her life – including shooting music videos, performing on stage in front of 45,000 people and even being nominated for an Adelaide Youth Award.