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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.

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

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 choice for any company to scoop up, right? Until recently, no. When Liam was diagnosed with Asperger’s syndrome 15 years ago, he was told that he would … Read more about The world needs neurodiversity, but employers still don’t seem to get it

Filed Under: News, Opinion pieces

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Looking after your mental health during the COVID-19 crisis (Infographic)

During these trying times, social distancing and staying at home are incredibly important. It can be hard to stay positive though when isolation can have such huge negative effects on our mental health. The following tips and strategies will help you ensure that you are looking after your mental … Read more about Looking after your mental health during the COVID-19 crisis (Infographic)

Filed Under: Job seeker toolkit, Mental health and wellbeing, News

Dining table with a laptop and vase of flowers resting on top of the table

How to effectively work from home (Infographic)

More and more Australians are transitioning to working from home due to COVID-19. For some people, working from home can be distracting and many find it difficult to be productive. It is important to stay resilient and motivated during this time. Implementing a few simple practices can ensure that … Read more about How to effectively work from home (Infographic)

Filed Under: Job seeker toolkit, Job skills, News

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Change to service delivery due to COVID-19

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 different for the time being. As of 8.30am on Friday 27th March, EPIC will move to tele-servicing our participants unless essential face-to-face contact is … Read more about Change to service delivery due to COVID-19

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Jessica stands out from the pack to gain meaningful employment

Jessica joined EPIC Assist (EPIC) to access extra support while she was looking for meaningful employment. Thanks to the dedication of her Business Development Manager Trudy, Jessica has recently accepted a position at Woolworths in Cairns as a Check-out Assistant. Initially, Jessica couldn’t … Read more about Jessica stands out from the pack to gain meaningful employment

Filed Under: Job seeker testimonials, News

Ebony sits at her desk with a computer and a keyboard. She is smiling at the camera.

Vision impairment no barrier for Ebony

Since first coming to EPIC Assist (EPIC) through a school-based traineeship over three years ago, Ebony has become a highly valued member of the team at EPIC Strathpine in North Brisbane, proving her visual impairment is nothing but a barrier that can be broken down. “I have Septo Optic Nerve … Read more about Vision impairment no barrier for Ebony

Filed Under: Job seeker testimonials, News

Collage of eight EPIC women with disability who are leading the charge this International Women's Day

Enable equality this International Women’s Day

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 another—and they’re also largely underrepresented and oppressed by discriminatory mindsets. The 8th of March marks International Women’s … Read more about Enable equality this International Women’s Day

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Sean and Corey stand together smiling wearing fluro vests

“Meaningful employment is the foundation of life” – Sean

After Sean acquired a severe brain injury, it was incredibly important to him that he re-entered the workforce. The father of two was not just looking for financial stability, but a meaningful position that he could be excited about. “Work is the foundation for the rest of your life. It gives you … Read more about “Meaningful employment is the foundation of life” – Sean

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