A Disability Employment Centre of Excellence should achieve meaningful change that will improve work outcomes for people with disability. It should complement, not complicate, programs …
Training develops local skills
Our commitment to developing the skills of local workforces has leapt forward with the addition of a new training approach and investment for the already …
New role grows Disability Supports in Cooktown and Wujal Wujal
Having called the Far North home for more than 30 years, Pietrina Dewaal is looking forward to her new role supporting those living with a …
David’s connections drive Doomadgee development
Despite spending a decade and a half away from Doomadgee, when David chose to return to his remote gulf community, he found many opportunities for …
Paid Work Trial paves way to independence
Loncey Sagai wanted to be independent. The Hope Vale local has been seeking employment since leaving school in 2021 and recognised My Pathway’s Paid Work …
Re-connecting through community based supports
Community based supports have allowed Napranum’s Charlie “Gibbo” Bosen to visit his brother ‘bala T’s’ grave on their Thanikwithi clan lands at Duyfken point, north …
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 …
Growing with My Pathway Support
On beautiful Coconut (Poruma) Island in the Torres Strait, Lewis Cook is growing a vegetable garden alongside his skills thanks to his My Pathway Disability …
Gaylene proves a community role model
The chance to be a role model for others in her community was the encouragement 45-year-old Doomadgee, and proud Ganggalidda woman, Gaylene Johnny needed to …
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 …