ABOUT ACCESS: Access Inc. partners with adults with disabilities to help them achieve their goals in areas that are important to us all. The specific role we play in that is one of training. We help to build skill and confidence through a range of courses which are grouped into three main areas – Access Hospitality, Access Life Learning and Read more…

ArtReach Collective is a mentoring programme designed to develop and nurture technique and skill to create personal and meaningful abstract art to people of all ages and abilities in a caring and supportive environment. Using a variety of visual art mediums participants will experience and appreciate the joy of the creative arts while building skills and self-esteem while nurturing personal Read more…

At Connected Creativity we lead with our values to support children, young people and young adults in exploring their feelings and experiences through art making. We strive to provide specialised creative arts therapy to our clients to support them in living a meaningful and fulfilling life. We provide both individual and group consultations for young people (children and adolescents) and Read more…

Jewish Care’s Disability Services is a registered NDIS provider. Disability Services provide a range of integrated programs for people with a disability. The programs all aim to promote and facilitate meaningful and valued access to, and participation in the community and mainstream life. We empower people with disability to make their own choices and assist them to follow their ambitions. Read more…

The Jewish Children’s Aid Society is very involved in the field of education for children with special needs. Within the Melbourne Jewish community there are a growing number of children with serious physical, intellectual and/or emotional disabilities. Only since 1990 has it been possible for these children to have the opportunity of having any meaningful education in mainstream Jewish day Read more…

Hello! Way back in 2002, we found a gap in the healthcare system that never should have existed – who was caring for our Young Carers? With an estimated 1 in 10 young people growing up caring for a family member who has a chronic or mental illness, disability, or an addiction, Young Carers are one of the four most Read more…