Published: April 6th, 2020 As the ongoing global health emergency regarding Coronavirus (COVID-19) develops, genU is taking proactive steps to protect our people, our clients, our residents and our community. Our response to this situation will continue to be guided by the expert advice from State and Federal Governments and health organisations — but our
genU is closely monitoring the outbreak of the novel coronavirus, also known as COVID-19. As always, the health and safety of our employees and clients remains our top priority. We have implemented safety measures recommended by government authorities and will continue to follow their advice as we develop plans and contingencies. If there is any
Dealing with ongoing pain has become a daily reality for Kay. Injuries from falls combined with osteoporosis have provided challenges for the mother of four, but support from a government funded Home Care Package (HCP) has helped her get on with life. Kay’s HCP gives her access to a gardener, personal support worker, travel to
Karla has realised her dream of gaining ongoing employment at a business she loves with a little help from genU. Karla finished Year 12 in Adelaide last year. She then went on to complete a Certificate III in Childcare before starting a Certificate III in Education Support. Following her graduation, the School Leaver Employment Support
genU CEO Mike McKinstry has tendered his resignation to the genU Board and will conclude his services with the organisation at the end of February 2020. genU Board Chair Stephen Roberts said the Board was extremely grateful for Mike’s leadership during his five years with genU. “Mike departs genU having guided us through a highly
