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Capability Support is a registered NDIS provider offering personalised, trauma-informed supports to children, young people and families in Canberra. Services include residential care, clinical services, family support, respite care and community-based assistance. The organisation employs over 350 staff members trained in evidence-based support practices.
Omnia Inclusive is a registered NDIS provider with over 20 years of experience, supporting school leavers and adults to build essential employment, social and independence skills.
Canberra Blind Society provides information, services and assistance to people who are blind or have a vision impairment in Canberra and the local region. Families, carers, community groups and businesses interested in learning more about people who are blind or have low vision can get support and information from us. For more than 65 years we have provided a safe and welcoming environment through programs, community engagement and social events. We encourage our members and community to work together to assist in building independence for individuals and families that live with a wide range of vision impairments.
APM is a trusted provider of employment programs and Inclusive Employment Australia to thousands of Australians every year. If you're an eligible job seeker, APM Employment Services will help you access support, search and apply for jobs, and get the skills you need to find and keep a job that works for you. If you have a disability, injury, or health condition, we will guide you to your next job, and can help you achieve your work goals.
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