‘Keep doing what I can, while I can’: Joanne’s Story
By Afea Care ServicesLiving with Primary Lymphoedema, with support from Afea Joanne lives with full body lymphoedema, wherein an accumulation of excessive amounts ...
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Meet our Support Coordinator, Shabnam
If you live in Sydney’s south and need assistance with understanding and implementing your NDIS plan, look no further than our Liverpool office! Our Support Coordinator, Shabnam, explains: “In Sydney, we are based in two different locations. One is in Parramatta and one is in Liverpool. I am primarily based in Liverpool. If you want […]
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R U OK Day Bake-Off at Afea
By Afea Care ServicesR U OK? 💛 Today is a reminder to ask, “are you OK?” whenever we spot signs that someone may ...
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Afea part of first ever global Top 100 Inspiring Workplaces
By Afea Care ServicesAfea Care Services is part of the first ever global Top 100 Inspiring Workplaces! To quote Matt Manners, Founder of ...
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Afea named Employer of Choice at 2023 Australian HR Awards
By Afea Care ServicesAfea Care Services has been named Employer of Choice at the 2023 Australian HR Awards. The team received the prestigious ...
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‘Everything’s fine, start living’: Nancy’s Story
By Afea Care ServicesHow Afea Support Coordination helps her cope with brain injury “Lucky I got a brain aneurysm and a stroke at ...
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Review Panel: NDIS not “a limitless Magic Pudding”
By Afea Care ServicesMajor structural reforms may be forthcoming for the decade-old Scheme Bruce Bonyhady, co-chair of the National Disability Insurance Scheme Review ...
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NDIS Employment Supports
By Afea Care ServicesHaving a job can contribute to your financial independence and expand your social connections. There are many ways the NDIS ...
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What is cerebral palsy?
By Afea Care ServicesCerebral palsy (CP) is a group of disorders that affect movement and posture. Cerebral means ‘of the brain’ while palsy ...
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