Our ParentsNext teams are always looking for ways to further support our participants. One such example of this growing support are the “Go bags” we …
Billie hauls in success
Billie has stepped into an in-demand industry with perseverance, specialist training and a little support. She had previously thought her goal to drive multi combination …
DES Quality Framework Discussion Paper response
Since commencing the Disability Employment Services (DES) contract in 2018, My Pathway has supported the take up of more than 750 jobs that interest our …
Thyra-Lee full of praise for ParentsNext
Thyra-Lee is feeling more confident and hopeful about her career and future than she ever has before, largely thanks to the support she’s received through …
The power that comes with a job
For most, working is a part of life. Employment provides financial means, enhances an individual’s sense of independence and belonging, and allows them to contribute …
Caitlyn conquers goals
Caitlyn’s motivation and determination have enabled her to achieve some lofty goals to build her skills, obtain a learner’s driving licence and ultimately gain employment. …
Darwin business owners a headshot above the rest
A LinkedIn Local event has attracted some of Darwin’s most innovative entrepreneurs to receive professional headshots and network with small business promoters. More than 30 …
Reflecting the communities we support
Our experience shows that to have meaningful impact, we need to understand and reflect the communities we support. We’re acutely aware in everything we do …
Simple supports improve Warren’s life
Warren Coconut suffered a brain injury at 20, but is now happily rebuilding his life, feeling supported and included in his community thanks to his …
Indigenous artist on the road to recovery
Doomadgee NDIS participant and local indigenous artist, Barry Johnny, is back painting after a stroke halted his creativity, but he’s grateful regular supports have him …