Margi’s journey to a greener commute
As environmental sustainability is becoming increasingly more important, Mercy Community is constantly taking proactive steps to reduce our carbon footprint and encourage team members to make greener choices in their work life and especially in their daily commute.
Tee Tee’s journey: A refugee’s road to empowerment with support from Mercy Community
He defied the odds to carve out a new life. It’s been a long road for Tee Tee, but today he stands resilient, his determination an inspiration for all who have had the privilege of working with him.
Celebrating Mother’s Day: fun facts and historical highlights
Mother’s Day is a cherished occasion celebrated worldwide to honour and appreciate the mothers, grandmothers, and maternal figures who play pivotal roles in our lives.
Standing up for domestic violence survivors: award highlights Mercy Community’s groundbreaking program
Put your hands together for Mercy Community’s Angela Pritchard. In recognition of her dedication and commitment to the prevention of domestic violence, our star Domestic and Family Violence Coordination Lead, has been awarded a Safe and Together Champion Award for Excellence in Systems Change.
Inside the Cookery Nook: everything you need to know about our supported employment program
It’s been the cornerstone of Mercy Community’s support for people with disabilities since the 1970s – and it’s also one of Brisbane’s most successful catering services.
Breaking barriers: the famous faces shining the spotlight on Autism
Looking at all these amazing individuals, we would all do well to recognise that an Autism diagnosis by no means should keep you from achieving remarkable things.
The Road to Freedom: Jaemen’s story
Freedom means different things to different people. For 19-year-old Jaemen, freedom is hitting the open road with a swag and fishing rod. However, his journey isn’t a simple one.
Reconsidering the Aged Care Act: A step in the right direction
A message from Janet Rhodes, Executive General Manager of Aged Care Services. As news broke that the implementation of proposed amendments to the Aged Care Act has been put on hold, many of us in the aged care sector breathed a collective sigh of relief.
Community spirit shines bright at Lowood’s Early Years Services
Since it began in 2016, Lowood Early Years Services has been a hub of activity, regularly bringing the community together with a range of initiatives designed to foster the well-being and development of children and families.
What to do if your elderly relative is refusing residential care
Transitioning a loved one into care can be challenging and emotional for both you and the elderly person you care for. Often the biggest difficulty that many families face is when their relatives refuse care. If you’re in this situation, it’s important to approach it with patience, sensitivity, and understanding. We’ve spoken with our own […]
