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Kristy, a Case Coordinator with Ability Options worked closely with Julie to understand the services and supports that she needed.
Read moreKathryn commenced with our DES program in 2019. Over the past three years, she has faced challenges with work because of a neck and spinal disorder and resulting health barriers. She was keen on finding more suitable work and through many adversities during the COVID pandemic, she kept searching.
Read moreFollowing on from completing her first year Bachelor of Nursing at UTS, Kavya wanted some work experience in the health industry. With the support of Workready, she’s now achieved this goal, find out how…
Read moreWith one part Occupational Therapy, with a pinch of Speech Pathology combined with Enthusiasm and Motivation you will have Kurt cooking a storm in the Kitchen.
Read moreKylie, was 40 when she was discharged from the Royal North Short Hospital following a serious brain aneurysm. Here is her story of finally moving out with her partner to live independently.
Read moreRead how Lauren and Both, two participants registered with our COS services, were successfully transitioned from the hospital to supported accommodation in only two weeks.
Read moreAbility Options are working together with Thread Together! A group of participants from Ability Options community homes in Sydney went on a shopping trip to the Thread Together store in the city to mark the occassion.
Read moreMarc and Annie have been working together since March when he identified that Marc wanted to improve his cooking skills and that he’d like to practice cooking meals at home.
Read moreI have been an NDIS Participant since July 2017 and have been living with the challenges of Multiple Sclerosis since I was diagnosed in 2003. Originally, I did not have Support Coordination in my initial NDIS Plan, but I wish I had! After a debacle with my first Plan (with another provider), I then
Read moreKaren an Ability Options Support Coordinator, has been supporting Matt, a participant with MS, for four years.
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