EPIC Fact:In 2021 our disability employment services assisted over 5,900 people on their employment journey

Empowering change

“Lauren hiring me has just made a big difference in my life. I got learning difficulties, speech problems, ADHD, ADD, but it doesn’t stop me. Me, I’ve got disabilities but I’ve got heaps of skills.” – Simon Richardson, EPIC participant and Yard Hand at QCamel.

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Coffee the way you like it, with a side of diversity and inclusivity

Bundaberg’s Deli Café special leaves a good taste in everyone’s mouth! For as long as it’s been around,…

“I got the job!” Jack hops his way from volunteer to paid work

It’s never easy to say goodbye to a job you love. Whether you’re a volunteer, doing work experience,…

As one door closes, Ron builds another

There is a lot more that goes into making a working door than slapping some hinges on a…
An Aboriginal artwork telling EPIC's story.
Ngana Yanda Ngalingali by Leah Cummins

Telling EPIC Assist’s story through art

EPIC Assist is privileged to engage with Aboriginal artist and proud Mayi woman Leah Cummins to tell the history, story, vision, and mission of our disability employment services. This piece shows the journey to connect with community and provide support to people with disability.