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Serenity Mode is a disability support provider in Moorabbin offering personalised assistance to people with disabilities. Services include daily support, support coordination, supported independent living, and therapy support. The organisation also provides specialist disability accommodation across Melbourne.
atWork Australia is a leading employment services provider offering support to Australians across the nation. We empower clients, supporting them to build better working lives.
Marriott Community Hub Hampton East offers group-based programs and activities for adults with disability at their Hughesdale and Hampton East sites and in the community. Programs include arts, fitness, health and relaxation, independent living skills, and technologies. People can enquire about suitable programs by contacting them on (03) 9555 0777 or ndishub@marriott.org.au.
Bayside Performing Arts offers inclusive movement and music classes for neurodivergent kids, teens and adults in Moorabbin and Melbourne’s Bayside. Our therapeutic group programs support individuals with autism, ADHD and other forms of neurodivergence, and are run by a multidisciplinary team including occupational therapists, psychologists and experienced support workers.
At My Therapy Group (MTG) we are passionate about the Disability Sector and evolving day to day Therapies such as OT, Physiotherapy, Psychology, Nurses and more. We are driven by a mission of ensuring we empower participants with disabilities to live as independently as possible and encourage their independence. Our Team is Led by experienced Leaders that have a track record in the Disability Sector, Our team brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the table, We are a community of passionate individuals.
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