What is intellectual disability?
By Afea Care ServicesThe term intellectual disability is used to describe a lifelong condition that affects a person’s ability to understand information and ...
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Meet our Quality & Risk Officer, Tommy
A chemist by profession, Afea Quality & Risk Officer Tommy Dam has worked in the medical device manufacturing industry and has extensive experience in clinical trials. In these highly regulated fields, it can take years before the product reaches the end-user through the market. But at Afea, Tommy can immediately see the impact of his […]
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A Spotlight on our Support Worker, Hani
By Afea Care ServicesIn another life, Hani could have played midfielder with the Somalian national team. When she arrived in Australia in 1996, ...
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What are NDIS consumables?
By Afea Care ServicesNDIS consumables are everyday items that can help you manage your disability support needs. To assist with purchasing these items, ...
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Meet Patience, Afea Carer in Oxley Park
By Afea Care ServicesPatience, an Afea Carer in Oxley Park, provides support to our clients in our Oxley Park Supported Independent Living home. ...
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How we’re Mindful in May in 2023
By Afea Care ServicesWelcome to Mindful in May in 2023! Mindful in May is a global campaign that encourages everyone to begin a daily mindfulness ...
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What is night-time sleepover support?
By Afea Care ServicesNight-time sleepover support is perfect for participants who may require assistance overnight. While some people may need help for only ...
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Sharing the ‘Unspoken Story’: Afea client Sid writes a book about living with autism
By Afea Care ServicesSid and mum Rajni talk about the support they receive from Afea We are absolutely thrilled to share that one ...
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What is multiple sclerosis?
By Afea Care ServicesMultiple sclerosis or MS is a chronic disease affecting the brain and spinal cord (central nervous system). Nearly 3 million ...
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