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Zest Personalised Care is a person-centred organisation that provides an entire range of services for individuals with disabilities as well as vulnerable children.

Finding the right carer, the one who fits perfectly into your life, makes all the difference in life.

TLC empowers people with disabilities to live life to the full. Our experienced and dedicated team will work with you to develop a personalised care plan centred on what you need and want.

Now with a new name to represent our expanded vision, Kinela empowers people with disability, chronic health conditions and older Australians to set and reach their health and wellbeing goals.

Your aspirations and goals are our starting point. Let’s work together to discover what’s possible!

Most seniors really know their stuff when it comes to music, but those attending the Sydney Seniors and Disability Expo would be forgiven for thinking they’ve stepped back in time. On September 13 and 14, The Starr Sisters vocal trio will perform a variety of songs from the 40s, 50s and 60s.

We know everyone’s challenges are different. If you’re facing challenges to employment, come and see our team about accessing the support you need to find a job that works for you.

The Sydney Seniors and Disability Expo is proud to announce 2019 ambassador, the popular Australian singer-songwriter Rachael Leahcar. Performing at the opening ceremony on Friday September 13 at Exhibition Hall 4, Sydney Olympic Park, Rachael will also reveal her message of resilience and determination despite her vision impairment in an interview with event organisers Social Impact Institute.

The Sydney My Future, My Choice seniors and disability expo this September is a must for Sydney-siders looking for better ways to control their lives now and into the future.

Research has found that interaction with animals reduces blood pressure, stress and anxiety and increases social and communication skills, exercise and overall happiness. Animals break down our defences and allow us to open ourselves more to exploring interactions. Leading disability service provider Afford, in partnership with Bushbred Horse Assisted Learning Programs, conducts animal therapy sessions for clients at their Cherrywood Hub in Llandilo.

There is little doubt that the NDIS has caused disruption, challenging our assumptions and testing our business models. The switch to consumer-driven markets represents enormous challenges but also enormous opportunities for non-profits. Leaders who are prepared to rethink how they do business in the NDIS framework – reshaping the consumer experience and business process, and harnessing smart technology and innovation – can thrive.