How to Become a Disability-Friendly Employer
In this webinar, we'll be sharing what employers need to consider ahead of hiring people with disability....
Cultivating the right mindset to succeed in your job search
Whilst having an updated resume and LinkedIn profile is important, to succeed in your job search we...
Disability Discrimination In the Workplace
This webinar provides a comprehensive overview and examples of disability discrimination in the workplace...
Client Success: Deborah’s Story
Deborah had a stroke over two years ago that affected her sight, and in turn her confidence. Our...
Disability discrimination in the workplace
Disability discrimination is, unfortunately, consistently the largest category of complaints...
Binod’s Story
In 2016 Binod arrived in Australia from Nepal. Whist Binod was in Australia to complete his Bachelors’...
The Employability Program Course Overview
The EmployAbility online employment training program has been developed and is delivered by people with lived experience of physical disability. They understand that everybody’s journey will be different and there is no ‘one size fits all’ when it comes to understanding the complexities of disability and looking for work.
The online employment training program covers a range of topics specific to people with physical disability, that will help develop your knowledge, skills and confidence when looking for work.
The EmployAbility Program
The EmployAbility program is an online job skills training program, specifically developed for people with physical disability who might need a bit more support on their journey to work.
Click on the read more button to watch a short introductory video of our EmployAbility Program.
Who is EmployAbility?
Watch our latest webinar to find out a bit more about EmployAbility and how we support people with physical disability to find meaningful work.
Kate’s Story
Having the awareness to leverage her transferable skills as well as use her new lived experience of physical disability in a positive way, meant that Kate was able to explore a job that was completely different to anything she had known pre injury.
Cameron’s Story
Prior to 2006, Cameron McMullen described himself as a “workaholic”, who spent up to 60 to 80 hours a week managing his own bread run. This all changed after he dived into a shallow wave and sustained a C5/6 spinal cord injury, which resulted in quadriplegia.
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