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Explore our Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) section to find answers to commonly raised queries about genU and our services in disability support, senior services, employment and training services, NDIS services, for job seekers, students, and business partners in the community. If you cannot find the information you need, please contact us on the form below.
At genU, we are united in our mission to empower people across the country to reach their full potential. Every day, our work supports a diverse range of individuals, including people with disabilities, the ageing, job seekers, students and business partners within the community.
The genU family supports people through our disability support, seniors services, training and employment services for job seekers, students and business partners in the community.
The genU family includes genU Training, IPA, MatchWorks, Seasons Café and Catering, The Otway Kitchen and Pipsqueaks Early Learning Centre.
Our services and support include:
- Accommodation
- Allied Health
- Employment Pathways & Supported Employment
- Home Care Packages
- Individual Support Services
- NDIS Support Coordination
- Outreach
- Participate Lifestyle & Recreation Programs
- Residential Aged Care
- Retirement Living
- Support for Carers
Yes. genU has been a registered NDIS provider since 2013. We are one of the largest disability service providers under the scheme in Victoria and also offer NDIS supports in Tasmania. We can assist with applications to the NDIS, understanding funding and support levels, and accessing those supports to achieve goals and build capacity.
genU has been a registered NDIS provider since 2013. We are one of the largest disability service providers under the scheme in Victoria and can assist with the following services and support:
- Occupational Therapy
- Support Coordination
- Pathways to Employment
- School Leavers Employment Support
- Online and Community Based Connection and Engagement Programs
- School holidays and Camps
- Recreation and Leisure Support
- Individualised Support (in-home, in the community, food preparation)
- Accommodation- via Shared Individual Living support within a variety of properties- some owned by genU and others owned by Supported Disability Accommodation providers.
genU offers a range of services for people with disability. From supporting people to be more independent, connect with community, be active, find a job or a place to call home — we enable people with disability to gain choice, control and to find their voice.
Our services include:
- Accommodation
- Allied Health
- Employment Pathways and Supported Employment
- Individual Support Services
- NDIS Support Coordination
- Participate Lifestyle & Recreation Programs
- Outreach Services
- Support for Carers
Independence. Keeping active. Remaining engaged in your community. That’s what life is all about. At genU, these are the pillars that guide our senior services.
- Retirement Living
- Residential Aged Care
- Home Care Packages
- Support for Carers
- Outreach Services
- Commonwealth Home Support Program
- Individual Support
Yes, we do! Join our team of enthusiastic volunteers and engage with people of all ages living with disability and/or a mental illness, the socially isolated and senior community members who need support to reach their full potential.
Opportunities for volunteers are varied and include assisting childcare, education and training, allied health, leisure and lifestyle, pet therapy, art and music therapy, animal care, retail nurseries, business enterprises, community access as well as providing social respite and companionship.
Our volunteers work in the Victorian areas of Warrnambool, Colac, Geelong and Bellarine Peninsula, Werribee, Mornington Peninsula and some areas of metropolitan Melbourne including Northcote, Thornbury and Reservoir.
If you have a passion to provide person-centred supports, join our incredible volunteer community and be the difference to make a positive impact.
Here at genU, we’re a group of passionate, driven people who want to make a genuine difference to people’s lives, especially people living with disability, seniors and people in our community who need support.
We employ like-minded people in a wide variety of roles that support our clients in their daily lives, including personal care, independent living skills, social and community activities as well as in corporate service functions such as administration and information technology.
genU is committed to accessible, inclusive and equitable recruitment and is recognised as a Disability Confident Recruiter by Australian Network on Disability.
Our mission is to create a truly inclusive workplace where all people are empowered to tap into their strengths and reach their potential.
View our current job vacancies here
Yes, genU provides both employment opportunities and career support for people living with disability.
This includes offering Supported Employment roles in genU businesses and social enterprises. Supported Employment provides extra assistance, training, and flexibility in the workplace to people living with disability.
genU Supported Employees get valuable experience in real jobs and earn genuine pay. If you have NDIS funding for employment supports, talk to us about our variety of Supported Employment opportunities in our great teams in Geelong, Colac, Rosebud and Campbellfield.
Our Employment Services for NDIS participants include Youth Employment. We provide tailored support to build the skills and confidence to get job ready and to reach employment goals. This tailored support can include resume-building, work experience in open employment, travel training, and ongoing workplace support.
In addition, genU’s employment services provider MatchWorks helps thousands of people living with an injury, disability or health conditions find and be successful at work through the government-funded Disability Employment Services (DES).
Across our business and services, genU is committed to accessible, inclusive and equitable recruitment and are recognised as a Disability Confident Recruiter by Australian Network on Disability.
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