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 …
Edward benefits from on-country supports
When Edward Walden woke up in a Townsville hospital following a large stroke in early 2020 he knew he needed to get back 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 …
Persistence pays off for Andrew
Persistence was the key to NDIS participant Andrew Ned working in his Northern Queensland outback community, driving My Pathway and NDIS participants to and from their appointments. …
Torres Strait CDP to be 100% First Nations owned and managed
From 1 July 2022, Gur A Baradhaw Kod (GBK) will take on full ownership and management of the Community Development Programme (CDP) in the Torres …
My Pathway CEO announces planned departure
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 …