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Spotlight on Libby Kinsela (Behaviour Support Practitioner)

An article shared from the Restrictive Practices Authorisation (RPA) Newsletter - August 2020, shining a spotlight on Libby's role as a DCJ Independent Specialist.
Relief Team Leader

A 6 month position as the One Village Team Leader (maternity leave relief).
CoVID-19 Update

An update on what is happening at Allevia and in our region in response to the CoVID-19 Pandemic, including links to NSW Health updates and resources.
Free Redress Support for People with Disability

PwD Australia is offering free support and information for people with disability who may want to access or apply for the National Redress Scheme.

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Spotlight on Libby Kinsela (Behaviour Support Practitioner)

An article shared from the Restrictive Practices Authorisation (RPA) Newsletter - August 2020, shining a spotlight on Libby's role as a DCJ Independent Specialist.
Why Volunteer?

Why volunteer? People choose to volunteer at Allevia for a variety of reasons. For some it offers the chance to give something back to the community and make a difference to the lives of people around them. For others it provides an opportunity to develop new skills or build on existing experience and knowledge.
Lifestyle Assistant - Living Services

Positions are currently available for people to work as Lifestyle Assistants who support people with a disability living in shared accommodation across South Western Sydney.
Justin James (MBA, GCSIP, ISEP)

Director (2018)
Vision, Purpose, and Values

Allevia's vision for the future, its purpose, and its values.
Example - Our history

Tell the relevant, inspiring parts of how you started, where you are today and any major milestones
Natalie Stork (Dip. Disability, BSW, MAASW)

Specialist Support Coordinator
Our impact

Allevia exists to support people to make sustainable and long-lasting change in their lives and in the communities where they live.
Our history

Allevia has been supporting people with a disability since 1978 to find places to live, finding services, day activities, managing behaviour challenges and learning independent living skills.