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Hello ,
We're thrilled to launch a new initiative to keep you up-to-date with news and information about our services and community.
In this edition we bring you some exciting developments regarding social outings for clients, the relocation of our Shepparton office and the expansion of our Support Coordinators team.
We hope you enjoy reading the Winter edition of our ConneXtions Community News, and also welcome any feedback or ideas you might for future editions.
Kind regards,
The ConneXtions Team
New minibus ready to hit the road
ConneXtions is now able to offer group excursions to clients following the acquisition of a new minibus.
Connie the ConneXtions minibus can accommodate two wheelchairs (manual and motorised), and seat up to six passengers. It will mean comfortable and convenient travel for groups to sporting and community events such as AFL games, festivals or theatre shows.
Pictured with Connie is our Operations Manager, Matthew Murphy.
Keep an eye out on our Facebook or Instagram pages for details of upcoming activities.
We're excited to announce our Shepparton office has moved to a new, central location.
You will now find us at 284 Wyndham St, next door to Australia Post.
This move places us right in the heart of the central business district, making our office more visible and accessible to you and your family.
We look forward to welcoming you to our new location!
Introducing our new support coordinators
Two new faces have joined our Support Coordination team, bringing with them valuable skills and experience to further strengthen our ability to support clients in achieving their goals.
Cindy Robinson and Courtney Quirk are based in our Wodonga office, supporting clients across the region with compassion and expertise.
As well as having a Certificate IV in Disability, Cindy has a lived experience in high physical supports and a combined 16 years of working in the aged and disability sectors.
Courtney has extensive experience in mental health and the foster care system. Her most recent role was working as a Support Coordinator and Psychosocial Recovery Coach under the NDIS.
We also recently farewelled well-loved Support Coordinator, Dianne Sorensen, who retired after five years with ConneXtions.
Pictured are the new Support Coordination team, from left to right, Courtney Quirk, Samantha Weir, Ashwin Snell, Rowena Murray and Cindy Robinson.
Come and learn more about what we offer children in the Wodonga region by attending one of our Meet and Greet sessions.
Upcoming Meet and Greets will be held on:
• June 10
• August 12
RSVP
(02) 5016 2253
intake@connextions.org.au
Just Lawn Mowing and Maintenance is our amazing disability enterprise, providing paid employment for people with a disability in a supported working environment.
Services offered throughout the Albury-Wodonga region include mowing and whipper snipping, pruning, weed and pest control, decluttering and rubbish removal.
Email: info@connextions.org.au
Website: www.connextions.org.au
