Category Archives: Latest News

Able Australia Services and Mosaic Support Services set to merge

NDIS Service Provider

The Boards of Able Australia Services and Mosaic Support Services are pleased to announce their intention to merge effective 2 December 2024, subject to final Board approval. This strategic merger aims to secure a stronger and more sustainable future for both organisations, enhancing service delivery to adults and children with disabilities across Tasmania. Together, we […]

4abetterNDIS

Disability sector mobilises to secure the future for a better and fairer NDIS Organisations representing disability service providers, NDIS support coordinators and allied health providers have joined together to launch a national campaign to secure the future of services for people with disability and create a better NDIS. The organisations are launching a joint campaign […]

What our Young Adults Program have been getting up to lately

Recently, we have been making some fun and unforgettable memories during many different outings and activities as a part of our Young Adult Program (YAP) in Tasmania. This includes a day spent at the Hagley Farm School in Launceston. Jack, Karen, Darren, Josh, Coby and their friends took part in a range of fun activities […]

MEDIA RELEASE – 29 July 2024

The Department of Health and Aged Care and Department of Child Safety, Seniors and Disability Services have appointed new providers for Aged Care and Community Services in South-East Queensland.    In April 2024, Able Australia announced that it had to make the decision to transition out of the provision of community transport; goods, equipment and assistive […]

Disability Pride Month 2024

Disability Pride Flag

Disability Pride Month Disability Pride Month happens every year in July to promote awareness, celebrate people with disability and encourages self-acceptance and embracing all disabilities. The Disability Pride Month has its own flag, with its own meaning behind it. The five colours represent:• Green – Invisible and undiagnosed disabilities• Blue – Mental illness• White – […]

Leading deafblindness bodies call for urgent action to assist growing deafblind population

Deafblind Awareness Week

 Recognising deafblindness as a unique disability is the key to early intervention and improved life outcomes for Aussies living with multi-sensory impairments This Deafblind Awareness Week (June 24 to June 30), a group of leading service, research and community organisations are urging government to change the way they address deafblindness in education so that children […]