After spending 30 years in the bakery trade, a good friend of Roger’s convinced him to give a career in disability support a chance. He gave it a go and hasn’t looked back.

With the number of people with an NDIS plan in the Salisbury/Playford area set to grow from 10,000 to 14,000 in the next few years, Minda’s northern team is keen to step up and meet demand.

For not-for-profit organisations like Minda, volunteers are often the lifeblood that helps keep the wheels in motion and positive outcomes achieved

Raising awareness of life with disability was a driving force behind Cristina Rodert putting pen to paper and sharing her family’s story as part of a new book The Eighteen Point Five.

It’s a busy place at times in the Pat Kaufmann Centre with plenty of activities and events to not only support residents but to also entertain them.

Exploring opportunities to better meet the needs of their daughter earnt Daniel Smith the staff Values Award for OPPORTUNITY following a nomination from her family.

With her vibrant, infectious and spontaneous personality helping lift everyone’s spirits, Fiona Smith is a deserving winner of our staff Values Award for COMMUNITY

For more than 13 years, Kimberley has been a supported employee in the Worklink team at SA Pathology and it’s that work that earnt her the client Values Award for RESPECT.

Sheena Wilson is described as a “huge asset” to the team at Electronic Recycling Australia at Ottoway, so much so she was nominated for a staff Values Award.

A familiar face around the grounds of the Minda Brighton site, Envirocare supported employee Jeffrey was last week presented with the client Values Award for OPPORTUNITY.