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Collage of photos of EPIC job seekers with disability at their workplace.

Accessibility & Inclusion

People with disability continue to succeed in a year filled with adversity

Wednesday, 17 November 2021
As we move into the final month of 2021, it is a time to reflect on the year gone by. This year has been filled...
EPIC staff member Rachael smiles. A text quote next to her says: ADHD is the reason I can do so well and succeed in many things.

Accessibility & Inclusion

Rachael: ADHD is my strength, not a barrier

Wednesday, 13 October 2021
This October we are celebrating ADHD Awareness Month. With over 800,000 Australians living with ADHD, it is the most common neurodevelopmental condition yet still very...
Collage of EPIC participants in their workplace

Business & employer tips

Answering questions about hiring someone with a disability

Thursday, 23 September 2021
Hiring someone with a disability for the first time can be daunting. At EPIC Assist (EPIC) we encounter many employers wanting to employ someone with...
A paralympic swimmer and long jumper

Business & employer tips

What the Paralympics are teaching employers about inclusion and accessibility

Tuesday, 21 September 2021
It started as a small shindig tacked onto the back of the Olympic Games for military veterans that use wheelchairs. Today, it’s the biggest international...
Collage of EPIC participants in their workplace

Accessibility & Inclusion

The biggest barrier for people with disability is how society disables them

Thursday, 22 July 2021
Stereotyping, stigma, and discrimination are challenges people with disability face every day. Much of the disabled community faces exclusion from parts of society other people...
An illustration of hands raised up in the air. Their palms are filled with hearts. Written in the sky above them is: "Kindness is catching."

Business & employer tips

Random acts of kindness for your workplace community

Friday, 22 January 2021
Everyone can use more kindness in their lives. That’s the purpose of Feel Good February – to uplift communities and encourage everyone to take on...
A yellow and black R U OK? Day poster is stuck to a tree in a forest near a road. The poster has a picture of a speech bubble and the text says: "There's more to say after R U OK?"

Understanding mental health

There’s more to say after R U OK?

Thursday, 27 August 2020
Finding the right words to help someone you care about can be a worrying thought. When you see someone in your life struggling, it’s only...
Charlotte on a leaflet drop for her employer First National Real Estate, walking down a street

Advocacy and awareness

Women, work, and your health

Thursday, 20 August 2020
Finding the right balance between work, happiness, home-life, health, and mental health isn’t always easy. For millions of women all over the world, finding a...
An illustration of a group of diverse people standing together. In the background you can see the words: "Best messaging practices. Inclusion."

Inclusion initiatives

Why inclusive messaging matters: 30 best practices

Monday, 17 August 2020
Messaging is everything. Today, 1 in 5 Australians live with a disability. But despite making up 20% of the population, only about 6% of businesses...
Timothy gets started filling out a form at his job at Dimmeys.

Well-being in the workplace

Let’s talk about men’s health in the workplace

Monday, 8 June 2020
If you had to choose, what would you rather be: healthy or successful? For many men, this is a decision that heavily affects their career...
A father and daughter volunteer by moving a wheelbarrow.

Advocacy and awareness

The kindness amid the chaos: National Volunteer Week

Wednesday, 6 May 2020
It’s safe to say that the world is a little strange right now. But amid the chaos of 2020, something brilliant has emerged—the kindness of...
A mother holds her young son as they play on the beach

Accessibility & Inclusion

Mum’s the word: raising a child who is ‘different’

Wednesday, 29 April 2020
Becoming a parent is a life-changing experience. Suddenly, someone else’s needs always come first. Your thoughts, words and actions have a direct impact on another...
A black Labrador guide dog sits on concrete with its tongue out.

Accessibility & Inclusion

International Guide Dog Day: celebrating our furry friends making a difference

Wednesday, 22 April 2020
Imagine that you are blindfolded. You are walking down a busy street. Obstacles clutter the footpath. Pedestrians whiz past you and brush your sides. Many...
A graphic of 10 silhouettes stand side on. They are all different colours. We can see inside their brain to their diverse forms of thinking - one person has a garden, one statistics, on a puzzle, one a bundle of rainbow dots.

Advocacy and awareness

The world needs neurodiversity, but employers still don’t seem to get it

Thursday, 2 April 2020
Meet Liam. He’s a wiz at data analytics. He loves Microsoft Excel. His CV features a bachelor’s degree in computer science from QUT. An obvious...
Collage of eight EPIC women with disability who are leading the charge this International Women's Day

Advocacy and awareness

Enable equality this International Women’s Day

Thursday, 27 February 2020
Over two million women and girls live with a disability in Australia. These women are diverse, unique individuals that are exceptionally different from one and...
Collage of job seekers with Asperger's syndrome - Liam, Mitchell, and Liam.

Job seeker success stories

Asperger’s syndrome no barrier to employment

Monday, 3 February 2020
These job seekers are proving that having Asperger’s syndrome makes them valuable employees. The 18th February marks International Asperger’s Day – a day to highlight...
Image features 4 close up portaits of children's faces

Advocacy and awareness

Syndromes Without A Name (SWAN) brings together families risking isolation

Wednesday, 29 January 2020
It’s hard enough when your child has a genetic condition, let alone when you have no idea what that condition is. Syndromes Without A Name...
Close up of a hand holding a paperweight of a globe in their palm

Business & employer tips

Make corporate social responsibility a priority in 2020

Wednesday, 22 January 2020
Is corporate social responsibility a business goal of yours for 2020? In today’s socially conscious environment, customers and employees place great importance on buying from...
Collage of images featuring 12 year old artist Summer Farrelly and three of her artworks of cyborg chickens

Understanding mental health

Art by entrepreneurial 12-year-old funds inclusive ideas for people with disability

Tuesday, 15 October 2019
Artist. Innovator. Chicken whisperer. Superhero of change. These are just some of the titles on Summer Farrelly’s freshly printed business cards. The 12-year-old from Bundaberg...
Collage of images featuring a wire squirrel and heron, plus two scenic outdoor images of the beach and a tree

Understanding mental health

Artist spreads awareness for mental health by hiding art in parks

Tuesday, 8 October 2019
Tim Murphy always knew he wanted to work with animals, he just didn’t know it would be through art. As an artist, Tim is known...
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EPIC Assist acknowledges the past, present, and future Traditional Custodians of the lands on which we work. – EPIC’s reconciliation commitment

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