This International Women's Day, we’re celebrating the inspiring journey of Melissa Evans, a genU Training Mental Health Graduate who is using her lived experience to do good in the world.
A volunteer role providing companionship to aged care clients has rewarded Ben with new friendships and valuable experience in the health care industry.
Patrick Eadington's lived experience with cerebral palsy has motivated him to become a passionate advocate for others with disability. His work is centred around challenging stereotypes and promoting inclusion to enable them to lead a better life.
Ingrid Williams has been appointed the new Chair of genU’s Board of Directors following Dr Michael Stanford’s resignation from the Board, with Jan O’Keefe stepping into the Deputy Chair role.
To celebrate International Day of People with Disability on December 3, genU training are offering their Increasing Disability Confidence digital credential FREE to all Australians.