​At Feros Care, we’re big on collaboration. We’ve always consulted widely with our communities, and our co-design principles help to ensure that we’re continuing to hear everyone’s voice to create projects with the people they are meant for.
This has made us leaders in the field of Community Capacity Building Projects, with our initiatives working hard to make communities more accessible and inclusive for all people.
By combining knowledge and resources with key partners, we’re proud to be the trend-setters; producing events, programs and projects that are true game changers, especially in communities that often have the most difficulty accessing what they really need.
Many resources are available on our website, helping build capacity for people with disability and their networks far beyond our regions.
Keolis Downer Adelaide and Feros Care will be hosting a ‘try before you ride’ day where you can learn how easy it is to catch a train and get to where you want to go.
Providing real-life administration experience for young people with disability.
Our panel of young people, inclusive employers, educators and employment professionals discuss employment for young people with disability.
In South Australia, 39% of NDIS participants have Autism as their primary diagnosis – above the national average.
This program supports businesses and organisations to be culturally safe for local First Nations people. There are many educational and cultural activities part of this project.
Join Feros Care at the All Abilities Employment Expo where we can help you connect with employers from a range of industries.
A fun, friendly and inclusive community event aimed at young people and their families.
Online course that will provide you with practical steps you can take to manage your environments sharing and expressing your authentic self.
Accessible training for people with disability to help them create and maintain safe and happy relationships, including sexual relationships.
Designed to increase inclusivity in the community and foster attitudinal change, ‘All-in for Art’ was an inclusive competition, exhibition & experience – and the first opportunity for many artists with disability to exhibit and sell their art.
The Townsville Self Employment EXPO linked people with disability to government and community organisations, along with mentors, to bring their brilliant business ideas to life.
Movers and Makers is a market and self-employment expo in Adelaide with a difference, providing opportunities and support for people living with a disability who are running their own businesses – or would like to.
Following the success of our job fair in Queensland we took the show on the road with the Hewett, All-Inclusive Employment Expo. This interactive day enabled the local disability community to discover pathways to employment, education and volunteering.
The Isaac Job Fair, held on 28 April 2021, is an indoor whole-day community employment expo providing an opportunity for all jobseekers in the Isaac region to connect with employers, information and points of supports to assist them in gaining employment.
Allowing people of all abilities to develop sports skills in a safe, inclusive, and accessible space, the All-Inclusive Multi Sports Mash-Up provides access to modified sports such as football, netball, tennis, athletics and hockey.
Creating opportunities for artists with disability to showcase their work, our National Online Art competition was open to anyone in Australia with disability. 235 artists entered their works which are displayed for longevity in our online gallery.
The ‘Having a Home’ Forum delivered a series of four interactive workshops, designed to enable people with disability to make informed choices about living options. It was the first forum held in the ACT community that raised conversations about Individualised Living Options.
Local Area Coordinators created the Step 2 Education & Employment project after feedback from NDIS participants and families around barriers experienced by young people with disabilities transitioning to tertiary, post school education and employment.
The Barossa community came together to support those in their region who were most vulnerable during COVID-19. Feros Care was a member of the Barossa Community Alliance, which formed a coordinated approach to provide connections and information.
Feros Care has worked with RSPCA South Australia on the development of this Emergency Pet Plan. It is designed to help organisations to better support people with disability in caring for their pets and ensuring there is an emergency care plan in place.
An accessible cookbook and video series created for those with intellectual and cognitive disabilities to help build skills and capacity in independent living, daily activities and social participation.
This aims to provide help and support in the Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD) community in South Australia. Watch our videos filmed in 15 different languages.
Listen to the taboo, the uncomfortable and funny side of living with disability.
Providing culturally appropriate referral pathways for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people
