Community causes

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 (SWAN) Australia was established in late 2012 with the aim of assisting parents who have a child with an undiagnosed or rare genetic condition. The … Read more about Syndromes Without A Name (SWAN) brings together families risking isolation

Creating inclusive communities and enabling people to reach their greatest potential is at the heart of what we believe at EPIC Assist (EPIC). That’s why we refreshed EPIC’s Community Grants program in late 2018, so we could assist more organisations across our operational regions in Queensland, … Read more about An EPIC year of Community Grants

International Day of People with Disability (IDPwD) aims to increase public awareness, understanding and acceptance of all people with disability and celebrate their achievements and contributions. Celebrated on the 3rd of December each year, IDPwD is a United Nations sanctioned day that is … Read more about EPIC celebrates International Day of People with Disability

EPIC’s Community Grants program provides financial assistance to organisations who create opportunities and welcome people with disability. The grant recipients for round 5 represent the diverse community that EPIC supports. All of the well deserving organisations have one thing in common- … Read more about Community grants round 5 recipients announced

For many artists, it’s a lifetime dream and goal to have their work exhibited in a public gallery. EPIC Assist’s (EPIC) annual art exhibition provides this exciting opportunity to emerging and professional artists with disability or a mental health condition. Now in its fifth year, the … Read more about Art exhibition shifts perspectives surrounding disability and mental health

International Day of People with Disability (3rd December) is fast on its way, and we’re thrilled to see a number of events on the calendar dedicated to promoting an understanding of people with disability and encouraging support for their dignity, rights and well-being. Lismore comedy club Larry … Read more about Comedians with disability laugh out loud

Having food in the pantry is something many people take for granted. When searching for employment, access to food supplies can become a genuine concern. Food relief programs set up by local organisations are one way to help those in the community who may be going through a difficult period … Read more about Emergency food services a relief for struggling communities

The Logan East Community Neighbourhood Association (LECNA) will be supported to continue its vital work to encourage co-operation, relieve poverty and help the local community through an EPIC Assist (EPIC) Community Grant. Gillian Marshall-Pierce, Manager – Community Liaison, Program Innovation … Read more about EPIC + LECNA – building better lives in Logan