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Sunnyfield Employment Services provides meaningful employment opportunities for people with disability by offering individualised supports that can be tailored to suit a range of skills and abilities. For more information contact us by email at enquiries@sunnyfield.org.au or by phone on 1300 588 688.
Lifetime Comfort is an NDIS service provider in Mount Druitt that offers in-home and disability support services including nursing care, domestic assistance, Support Independent Living (SIL), specialist disability accommodation, respite care, and disability transportation. Their team comprises certified nurses, aged care workers, and trained caregivers who support elderly and disabled individuals to live with greater independence and dignity in their own homes.
Hale Community Support, a passionate organization based in Mount Druitt, Australia, stands as a beacon of hope for individuals with disabilities in Western Sydney. Empowering them to reach their full potential and live enriched lives, Hale Community Support offers tailored programs, education, and advocacy. With an unwavering commitment to inclusion, independence, and community connection, they strive to create an equitable future where everyone thrives. Join their cause and be a catalyst for meaningful change.
Sunnyfield Vocational Services supports people with disability aged 16–25 who are in school, leaving school, or seeking employment and training. They provide tailored pre- and post-school transition support including employability skills, workplace training, life skills development, travel training, and work experience to help participants reach their career and independence goals. Services are available at Mount Druitt and other NSW locations, funded through NDIS or fee-for-service options.
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