It’s vital, especially in these challenging times, to celebrate our silent heroes. In 2020, ten of our incredible Interchangers have been nominated for the WA Disability Support Awards for going beyond ordinary standards and making a difference in the lives of the people they support.
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Mandy Daniel was nominated by a fellow staff member for her kind-heartedness and selfless generosity toward the people we support...
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Madeline has been nominated for our iThink You Are Awesome Campaign for “going the extra mile to make a fellow team member feel valued and appreciated.”
The Rotary Employment Project focuses on finding opportunities within the community that connect an individual to employment, based on their interests and skill sets.
Balancing duty of care and dignity of risk in disability support is essential to empower individuals while ensuring their safety. While duty of care protects people from serious harm, dignity of risk upholds their right to make independent choices—even when those choices involve risk. Understanding when to step in and when to allow personal growth is key. At Interchange, we prioritize empowerment, helping individuals live fulfilling lives with the right support. Learn more about fostering choice and safety today!.
(WAiS) is hosting two online workshops around sexuality and people with disability. The workshops will be run by expert Lud...
Renee Hesford from our Osborne Park Neighbourhood is a real superstar in everything she does. And her outstanding efforts most certainly don’t go unnoticed by the people surrounding her. That’s why Renee not only got nominated once but twice this month by people who think the Community Engager is simply AWESOME.
As the mother of a person we support and a support worker herself Mandy Daniel is giving a shout-out to all the great support workers out there and the wonderful work they do.