For over a year we have supported a lovely gentlemen. A goal was set to get involved in the community and live a more healthy lifestyle. To date, he has…
A gentlemen we support was diagnosed with early Onset Dementia he is very active, fit and handy with his hands. HCG identified the perfect Support Worker who shared common interests.…
Outstanding! This young man, blind and autistic, blows everyone away with his incredible musical performance! Incredible work, what an amazing gift that whatever disability you have you may have, you…
Trial IT Technology Supporting Hospitals” Wagga Wagga Base Hospital has begun trialing the software giving real-time pathology results and risk indicators to emergency department clinicians using IPads. Website: https://www.itnews.com.au/news/nsw-hospital-trials-ipads-iphones-for-real-time-pathology-results-524814
Good News Story In October 2018, we met a lovely a young gentlemen. With some assistance from our NDIS Support Worker, they have attended local beaches, cafes, galleries and climbed…
Our Support Worker and participant, attended the pool together weekly, sitting by the pool having a coffee and getting to know each other. 3 weeks later, with assistance from her…
Newcastle is getting its very own Monopoly board. The famous Mayfair and Park Lane property squares will be renamed after the two most iconic sites in Newcastle. Monopoly’s makers want…
The 2019 Mission Australia Youth Survey is now open. The Mission Australia Youth Survey is Australia’s largest online youth survey, providing a platform for young people aged 15 to 19…
We had the honor of been nominated as national finalists in the 2019 Australian Business Awards. We were nominated for 3 categories. Health Improvement Services, Business Growth Award and the…
The Commonwealth has committed almost $5.8 million to mental health initiatives for traumatised police and emergency services personnel, over half of which comes from the proceeds of crime. Website: https://www.themandarin.com.au/106758-commonwealth-tips-millions-into-mental-health-for-police-and-emergency-workers/