Collaborative efforts result in positive outcomes

Collaborative efforts result in positive outcomes

Gerry* is non-verbal and lives with an intellectual disability and complex support needs, including severe epilepsy and seizures. He requires consistent and attentive 24/7 support, especially to ensure he is safe when a seizure occurs. A core group of 7 staff...
Transition planning supports positive outcomes

Transition planning supports positive outcomes

Kim* is currently in year 12 and preparing for life after school. She is on the autism spectrum, is non-verbal and has sensory sensitivities and epilepsy. Kim’s guardian sought services that would support a gradual transition during her final year of school. ...
A new passion for textiles brings joy

A new passion for textiles brings joy

Ted* is a young man on the autism spectrum, with unique and specific areas of interest. Over the past 3 years, the Pathways Program team have followed an individualised person-centred program that builds upon his passions, while also supporting his individual goals....
Cooking skills build independence

Cooking skills build independence

Karen* lives in supported accommodation and expressed a desire to build her independence through learning how to cook. With limited functional mobility of one arm, Carpentaria’s Occupational Therapist (OT) focused on ensuring Karen could safely meet her goals....
Collaborative approach to equipment upgrades

Collaborative approach to equipment upgrades

Ben* lives with paraplegia and uses a wheelchair to move around his remote community. His wheelchair was long overdue for a review and upgrade, leaving him with a mobility aid that restricted his movement and independence, particularly whenever he tried to wheel...
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