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Career aspirations to undertake further professional development were rewarded when 11 Identitywa workers received scholarships for courses offered by Leadership WA, Australian Institute of ...
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With the ultimate goal of improving his coordination, balance and strength, Robert is loving the independence the sessions also provide. His support worker, Adrianna, explains: “I have been ...
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Supporting Identitywa participants to build strong friendships and meaningful relationships is the focus of the new masterclasses launched in February for family support workers. Partnering with ...
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“Accessing appropriate care and support workers became more challenging as Lachlan grew older. It was our feeling going forward that we needed to find an agency who would listen to us regarding ...
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For the family of 9-year-old, Zhiqing, being able to access the respite services at Identitywa’s Children’s House in Riverton is a very important both her and her family. Zhiqing has been having ...
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We reported in a December news story about the inspiring decision by Identitywa Training Nurse, Shad, to register as a bone marrow donor with the Australian Bone Marrow Donor Registry ...
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A strong commitment to social justice, equity, building capacity and inclusion are at the centre of what Gill Watts believes she is bringing to Identitywa as the newly appointed Executive Manager ...
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It has been widely reported that mandatory COVID-19 isolation has provided the time for some people to find new inspiration and direction in their lives. For 34-year-old Rikki, this has ...
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