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With the challenges 2020 has thrown at us, there has never been a more important time to check in on those around you. For #RUOkayDay, we chatted with Edmen Disability Support Worker, Adam. He shares how he helps his customers and particuarly men, feel supported to speak up a...
Are you keen to give back to your community? Do you enjoy working with young people? Are you an excellent communicator who likes a challenge?If you answered ‘yes!’ to these questions a career in Residential Youth Work could be right up your alley. Residential Youth Workers su...
Meet a few of our friendly faces. We sat down with some of our Disability Support and Youth Workers to hear what they had to say about working at Edmen. If you're looking to build and develop your career in the Community Service sector in a supportive environment, check out ou...
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Looking for a meaningful job in 2020? Working in the disability support sector can be a rewarding career that makes a huge difference to another person’s life. Whether you're thinking about a career change, been recently laid off, or want to make a difference in the work you ...
Interested in working with and supporting young people to improve their quality of life? Hats off to you! We think the community (and world) need more people like you. Youth work is a rewarding, yet challenging career that can make a huge difference to the lives of vulnerable...
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1. Tell us a little about your background and why you decided to become a Disability Support Worker?Before I worked in the disabilities sector, I worked in the childcare/education industries for over 20 years and I am also a Mum to six children.While I thoroughly enjoyed my ca...
1. Tell us a little about your background and why you decided to become a Disability Support Worker?I have done my Bachelors in Civil Engineering from Nepal and moved to Australia to study a Masters in Construction Management. I was looking for accommodation, and I saw a woma...
1. Tell us a little about your background and why you decided to become a Disability Support Worker?I am Dharma Dotel and I have been living in Rockhampton for more than 13 years now. From the first year of arrival, I am have been involved with multicultural activities in our...
1. Tell us a little about your background and why you decided to become a Disability Support Worker? I had a brief stint in Nigeria where I worked with kids of different intellectual capacities and I enjoyed the fact that I was able to make an impact in their lives. When I...
MY ROLE AT EDMEN: Service CoordinatorI LOOK AFTER: SA regionTHE BEST THING ABOUT THE JOB: My beautiful staff in AdelaideBEFORE EDMEN I WORKED: As a real estate agentHOW LONG HAVE I BEEN HERE:8 monthsON MY DAYS OFF YOU CAN CATCH ME:With my dog at the beach or playing soc...
