EPIC news

EPIC Assist (EPIC) is pleased to share that our doors have reopened and we look forward to welcoming job seekers with a disability, mental health...

June 14 marks World Blood Donor Day. It is a day that celebrates the amazing, life-saving contributions donors make. It also hopes to encourage those...

It’s true – EPIC Assist (EPIC) is 30 years old! We’ve come a long way in the last three decades. From our humble beginnings as...

When EPIC Assist (EPIC) first opened its doors in 1990, the world was a very different place. EPIC only had four staff members, Bob Hawke...

Being unemployed is stressful. We know first-hand how overwhelming and hard it can be to find work, especially in a position that you love. For...

EPIC Assist (EPIC) wishes to inform our job seekers and employers that we are here to serve our community, though this may look a little...

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...

2020 is here, and what a year we have ahead. We’re at the beginning of a new decade. 2019 was a historic year of changes:...

Artist Helene Warne has always had a creative flair. When she was little, she would make cards out of banana leaves, rag dolls and mosaics....

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...

Christmas has come early for EPIC’s Brisbane-based participants, who gathered with their friends, family, and EPIC staff to celebrate the festive season. The annual Christmas...

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...

EPIC Assist is excited to announce Dean Graham as its new CEO, commencing in late January. Dean has been with EPIC for 16 years. He...

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...

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....

Being completely blind has never stopped musician and artist Renee Kelly from using creative outlets to express herself. Born 15 weeks premature, Renee sees total...

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...

EPIC’s Community Grants program provides financial assistance to organisations who create opportunities and welcome people with disability. The grant recipients for round 4 represent the...

Everyone’s welcome at Tropical Arts, a not-for-profit community theatre group based in Cairns. Tropical Arts provides opportunities for anyone to participate in theatre-making, whether a...

With it’s physical, social, psychological and educational effects, horse riding is an activity with a multitude of benefits for people with disability. EPIC Assist’s (EPIC)...