News in the community

Check out what our Feros Care Local Area Coordinators are doing in the community.

We’ve handpicked our favourite stories that are helping to smash stereotypes and work towards everybody living a bold and connected life.

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Joselyn and Muriel get ready to hit the road

Feros Care participant Joselyn’s journey through helping others with motorised scooter gets set for a special detour.

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Growing Bold sparks Disability Affairs role for much-loved voice

Nastasia Campanella has gone on to become a much-loved news reader with cult radio station, Triple J, for the last seven years. Find out more about her story on the Grow Bold with Disability podcast!

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Brayden rolls on towards Paralympics hoop dream

Working his way through the ranks in wheelchair basketball, Mackay teenager and Feros Care participant, Brayden, has set his sights on Paralympic glory.

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Peter cultivates independence as capacity grows

Like the prized cacti adorning his suburban Adelaide yard, Peter’s capacity continues to grow.

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Charlie rolls up his sleeves to work his way to independence

For Feros Care participant Charlie Parkman, cultivating an independent future is all in a day’s work.

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Reg kicks major goals for culture and independence

NDIS participant Reg beats isolation on journey to social interaction and cultural connection.

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Spotlight shined on National Reconciliation Week with a virtual first

Sharing a virtual yarn is a first for acclaimed Aboriginal artist and Feros Care.

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Feros Care shows support for National Reconciliation Week

The theme of National Reconciliation Week this year is “in this together”, and as an inclusive and supportive workforce, Feros Care will pledge its support through a range of activities.

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Finding independence leads to new dawn for accessible housing

Mateship inspires a new path and new initiative for independent living through Accessible Homes Australia – an organisation set on helping people with disabilities.