The Latest News from genU

New job at Bulla opens doors for Kylie

Supported employment has been a stepping stone to open employment at Bulla for Kylie, who lives with disability and is in her 50’s. She, recently landed her first job in open employment at Bulla.

artX Regional 2024 winners celebrated

Hannah Wilkinson from the ArtGusto studio is the winner of genU’s artX Regional 2024 art award. Hannah's artwork was a standout from the broad palette of 86 artists who entered.

Driving change through volunteering

Greg is helping locals in his community find independence in their senior years through his volunteer work with genU. He recently reached a four-year milestone volunteering as a Transport Driver with the Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP).

Showing the world what’s possible with a disability: Tahlia’s story

Tahlia is achieving her goals with the unwavering support of her family and genU’s Employment Pathways services. From her job at KFC to obtaining a driver's license, purchasing her own car, and now becoming a homeowner, the 24-year-old who lives with a cognitive disability is a shining example of what's possible with determination and support.

Exciting changes for IPA Personnel Services

genU has signed an agreement to transfer its ownership of IPA Personnel Services to Synaco, and its parent company Synergie.

Data breach as a result of a phishing attack

genU has been the target of a phishing attack which has unfortunately resulted in a data breach.

Charlie is thriving at home with Home Care Package support

Accessing Home Care Package (HCP) services through genU has enabled Charlie to keep living independently at home and enjoy life on her terms.

An outstanding volunteering career – Barbara’s story

Barbara is celebrating a remarkable 32 years of volunteering in Geelong with genU and will soon transition as a genU volunteer to support the elderly through the Aged Care Volunteer Visitors Scheme (ACVVS).

Empowering Karen: Independence Reclaimed

In the heart of every challenge lies an opportunity for transformation, and Karen is a true testament to this. Through the transformative power of Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) and on-site shared supports (OOS), Karen has reclaimed her day-to-day life, supported by the team at genU.

How Melissa strengthened her capacity to learn, earn and lead

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.