EPIC has been helping people with disability find and maintain employment for over 30 years. We provide a personalised service for every person, and stay on their journey until our assistance is no longer needed.
We know that too often, people with disability are underestimated and not expected to achieve highly in our society. We are passionate about raising expectations, and we know first-hand that disability doesn’t mean you can’t find a job you love.
What we believe in
Everyone has a right to meaningful employment, and we will do whatever it takes to help our job seekers reach their employment goals.
Our 10/10 customer experience
We proactively seek feedback from our customers so we can deliver an outstanding experience every time.
Work with us
We have service centres along the east coast of Australia with offices in QLD, NSW, and Tasmania. We also deliver a range of disability services in Europe.
Our people
The combined passion, knowledge, leadership and life experience of EPIC’s team has resulted in thousands of people with disability finding and keeping jobs they love.
Accreditations and memberships
We are proud of our connections with like-minded organisations, and we are committed to upholding accreditations essential to the work we do.
Our history – an EPIC timeline
EPIC has come a long way since it started in 1990, originally consisting of four staff members working from a small Brisbane office.
Annual reports
Our annual performance snapshot outlines our key achievements over the previous financial year.
Why EPIC?
At EPIC our staff members are passionate and driven. We know that our job makes a difference in people’s lives, and are working hard to create a fair and equal society for people with disability.
Delivering a 10/10 customer experience
By actively seeking feedback and listening to our customers, EPIC aims to deliver a 10/10 service to everybody, every time. Using the Net Promoter Score, we ask our job seekers one ultimate question: How likely is it that you would recommend EPIC to a friend or colleague?
