My Pathway CEO, Paul Synnott, has advised his departure from the organisation by 1 July 2022. It comes after seven years in the role where …
Disability Action Week Community BBQ
More than 30 people came together at Napranum PCYC on Wednesday this week for a free BBQ, to mark Queensland Disability Action week, to learn …
Reasons for work and community participation
Every day we work towards getting more people into meaningful employment. This can involve developing their skills, undertaking training, community activities and supporting employers to …
New cooks in Cooktown thanks to #whatsyourReason community grants
Cooktown PCYC is upskilling local and Indigenous youth by teaching and empowering them to cook nutritious meals thanks in part to our first round of …
Supporting our support workers
Supporting our support workers. An integral part of our Disability Services Model is growing the capacity of our local workforce in each of our regions. …
National Reconciliation Week 2021
National Reconciliation Week 2021. National Reconciliation Week (NRW) has come and gone for another year, and to celebrate the theme of “more than a word, …
Indigenous Voice
My Pathway is committed to supporting the Indigenous Voice design process and implementation by generating awareness through stakeholder engagements, internal and public communications. It is …
End of year video 2020
End of year video 2020. While COVID-19 threw us some major curveballs this year, at My Pathway we remained resilient, agile and adjusted accordingly. So, …
Radio station restoration provides collaborative training and employment project
JOBSEEKERS from Thursday, Horn, Hammond and Badu Islands and local businesses have benefitted as one of Australia’s leading Indigenous radio stations is given a new …
Doomadgee NDIS making a difference
Our NDIS clients in Doomadgee and their support workers spent the day at a local fishing spot knows as the swamp, as part of our …