A long-standing partnership between Viva Energy and genU is optimising Viva Energy’s business operations and building careers for people living with disability.
Congratulations to Josh Taphouse, the winner of genU artX Metro 2024! Josh’s stunning piece, Shine a Light, was awarded first prize at last week’s exhibition at Darebin Arts & Entertainment Centre.
Mackenzie Crane is a Behaviour Support Practitioner in genU’s allied health team. In her highly rewarding role she advocates for genu NDIS disability services clients, identifying ways to improve their quality of life.
Occupational Therapy (OT) has been a game-changer for Adon, helping him to unlock newfound abilities and self-assurance. He is becoming more independent and developing skills to increase his participation in everyday tasks, preparing for the next stage of his life.
Residents who contributed to the design of genU Specialist Disability Accommodation in Ocean Grove have celebrated the completion of their new purpose-built home. The project’s success is thanks to a $600,000 donation by the Lions Club of Ocean Grove Barwon Heads.
genU artists from James Street Gallery feature in a major exhibition that marks the 10-year anniversary of globally celebrated design studio Dowel Jones at the Geelong National Wool Museum.
Libby has made a remarkable transition from shy job seeker to confident customer service assistant with the help of genU. She now serves up coffee with a warm smile at Taylor's Bakehouse in Sorell, Tasmania.
Ashleigh Feehan is passionate about the power of Occupational Therapy to improve the lives of people with disability. She loves working with clients to discover what’s important to them and helping them to achieve their goals.