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A great day out exploring the community ๐๐![]()
Jacob and Andrew recently enjoyed a fun day in Wodonga, exploring the local area, feeding some goats, and checking out some impressive tractors!![]()
Community outings like these are a fantastic way to build confidence and social connection, while enjoying new experiences and having fun together ๐![]()
#mercyconnect #TogetherWeGrow #CommunityInclusion #DisabilitySupport #NDIS #registeredprovider
๐จ๐ฃ Deadline extended! Expressions of Interest now closing Friday 26/6/26 โ Mercy Connect Participant Advisory Group![]()
Mercy Connect is seeking people with disability to join our new Participant Advisory Group and help shape the future of our services and supports.![]()
This group will provide an opportunity for participants to share their ideas, lived experiences, and feedback to help us improve programs and find new ways to better support people in our community.![]()
Weโre looking for people who:
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Identify as living with disability
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Are passionate about improving services
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Are willing to share feedback and experiences
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Enjoy working collaboratively with others![]()
The group will meet approximately four times per year in accessible formats, with participants receiving a $50 gift card for each meeting attended.![]()
Current and former Mercy Connect participants are encouraged to apply.![]()
To express your interest or learn more, follow the link below. ๐
mercyconnect.org.au/about-us/participant-advisory-group/![]()
#CoDesign #ParticipantAdvisoryGroup #MercyConnect
This Menโs Health Week, weโre encouraging conversations around physical and mental health. Looking after your health is important at every stage of life, take the time to check in with yourself and those around you. ๐![]()
#MensHealthWeek #KnowYourManFacts #MercyConnect #TogetherWeGrow
One million permanent humanitarian visas. One million unique stories. One shared community. ๐![]()
This refugee week, Australia is celebrating โA Million Storiesโ. Itโs a powerful reminder that our nation is shaped by the courage, resilience, and diverse background of those that have sought safety on our shores. ![]()
True hospitality isnโt about expecting people to lose who they are to fit in. Itโs about expanding our community so everyone can thrive exactly as they are. As Catherine McAuley beautifully put it: โWe must try to be like those rivers which enter into the sea without losing any of the sweetness.โ![]()
Our workplaces and communities are at their best when newcomers are supported to retain the distinct richness of their own journeys while finding a safe place to call home.![]()
#RefugeeWeek2026 #MercyConnect #TogetherWeGrow
Positive outcomes start with understanding.![]()
Our Behaviour Support team works alongside participants, families and support networks to build strategies that improve wellbeing, independence and quality of life. From building positive behaviour support plans to strategies to manage emotions, weโre here to help every step of the way. ![]()
Contact our team to make a referral or find out how we can best support you.
mercyconnect.org.au/services/behaviour-support/![]()
#MercyConnect #TogetherWeGrow #BehaviourSupport #PositiveBehaviourSupport #NDIS #DisabilitySupport
Nothing beats a good homemade pesto, especially matched with a golden schnitzel and fresh salad on a roll ๐ Another fantastic lunch, well done to the participants and staff working tirelessly in the kitchen, building valuable hospitality skills ๐![]()
#mercyconnect #TogetherWeGrow #bottlebrushcafe #hospitality #SkillsForWork #SkillsForLife #NDIS #DisabilitySupport
This Reconciliation Week, staff across our locations took time to learn and reflect together.![]()
In Orange, staff joined Gerald Power from Indigenous Cultural Adventures for a Bush Tucka tasting experience, learning about the meaning and flavours of various native foods and plants and how to use them in cooking.![]()
Staff in Albury enjoyed a visit from local guest speaker, author, cultural educator and emerging leader Taylor Hampton of Birrang Cultural Connections, who spoke about his personal journey, what reconciliation means to him, and helped guide staff to develop their own Acknowledgement of Country. ![]()
From meaningful conversations to shared cultural learning, weโre grateful for the opportunity to continue strengthening our understanding and commitment to Reconciliation. Itโs an ongoing journey, and weโre proud to continue learning together.![]()
#NRW26 #MercyConnect #TogetherWeGrow
๐ฃ Last chance! Expressions of Interest closing Friday 12/6/26 โ Mercy Connect Participant Advisory Group![]()
Mercy Connect is seeking people with disability to join our new Participant Advisory Group and help shape the future of our services and supports.![]()
This group will provide an opportunity for participants to share their ideas, lived experiences, and feedback to help us improve programs and find new ways to better support people in our community.![]()
Weโre looking for people who:
โ
Identify as living with disability
โ
Are passionate about improving services
โ
Are willing to share feedback and experiences
โ
Enjoy working collaboratively with others![]()
The group will meet approximately four times per year in accessible formats, with participants receiving a $50 gift card for each meeting attended.![]()
Current and former Mercy Connect participants are encouraged to apply.![]()
To express your interest or learn more, follow the link below.
mercyconnect.org.au/about-us/participant-advisory-group/![]()
#CoDesign #ParticipantAdvisoryGroup #MercyConnect