A medical mystery consumed Valerie’s life for more than a year. Valerie, from the Victorian town of Horsham, had a mild stroke which caused internal bleeding. The bleeding meant she needed additional blood every three weeks, and caused anxiety and strain on her supportive family. “They didn’t know where the bleeding was coming from. My
After a busy life on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula, Wilhelmina moved with her husband Gordon to Warracknabeal, north of Horsham. As the couple settled into their new home, their health began to present challenges to everyday life. “I started to get more and more impaired health-wise with arthritis. I’ve got very bad Osteo in my
As an organisation that is committed to creating and delivering innovative services and supports that empower people to reach their full potential, genU welcomed the Royal Commission into Violence, Abuse, Neglect and Exploitation of People with Disability, the Royal Commission into Aged Care Quality and Safety and the Royal Commission into Victoria’s Mental Health System. Violence, abuse, neglect
How many of us really think about what happens to our food scraps? Most go into the rubbish, then straight to landfill. There, they add to the alarming problem of Australian food waste. According to OzHarvest, we produce over five million tonnes of it every year. That’s nearly 9,000 Olympic-sized swimming pools full of food
Joining the genU Business Enterprises team just over a year ago has not only given Geelong’s Jake Nicholson supported employment, but an increase in confidence that has him thriving in everyday life. When genU was awarded a contract to provide replenishment services at WorkSafe’s head office in May 2018, Business Enterprises Production Manager Mathew Nitchie
