Kirinari is excited to announce its taking over The Blessed Bean, set to take place on 2 February 2025. This marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for both organisations as they combine their shared values of community and purpose-driven operations.
As we age, maintaining physical health becomes crucial for preserving independence and quality of life. Physiotherapy offers a proactive approach to address common challenges faced by older adults, supporting them in staying active and confident in their bodies.
The Cadetship Program’ is an ‘earn and learn’ opportunity to complete 12 months employment with a Community Housing Provider (CHP) and complete a Cert IV in Housing.
Changes have been made to Kirinari’s Commonwealth Home Support Programme (CHSP), Home Care Package (HCP), and Community Care (Private Customer) Fee schedules.
In the heart of Gunnedah, Jeff, a local man in his 60s, challenges the conventional narrative surrounding disability. His story echoes the sentiment that limitations aren’t defined by circumstances but by one’s resolve to navigate life on their own terms.
As spring and summer roll in, many of us look forward to spending time in the garden. However, injuries can sometimes disrupt this beloved hobby. This article includes some tips to help you stay healthy while gardening.
MidCoast Council has now formally transitioned the ageing services delivered by MidCoast Assist to Kirinari.
You might have heard the terms “neurodiversity” and “neurodiversity-affirming practice” but wondered, what do they actually mean? Â
Weekend Warriors is a program based in Albury Wodonga and designed for anyone who is active and/or engaged in competitive sport locally.
Through this program, Kirinari will offer health support over a six-month period to help you gear up for peak performance.
Here are three simple language strategies you can use in your daily routines at home or on the go to help boost your child’s understanding and expression skills.
Kirinari would like to acknowledge the traditional custodians of this land and pay our respects to the Elders past, present and future for they hold the memories, the traditions, the culture and hopes of Aboriginal Australia.
Kirinari acknowledges and recognises people from different nationalities, cultures, and identities. We are committed to providing an inclusive environment where individuals feel safe, accepted, and affirmed.
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Kirinari Reconciliation Action Plan Working with First Nations Peoples to build relationships, promote respect, and develop opportunities that will advance the cause of reconciliation. At Kirinari, we are committed to creating a culture of respect, inclusion, and meaningful action in support of reconciliation. Our Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP) is a reflection of this commitment, guiding…
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Support at Home self-management explained: how it works and who it’s for
Support at Home self-management gives you more choice and control over how your care is delivered. You can decide who supports you, when services happen, and how your care is organised. This guide explains how self-management works and whether it’s the right option for you.
Rise Training is coming to Orange
Did you know only 56% of working‑age Australians with disability are in paid employment? That’s where Rise comes in! Rise Training, delivered in partnership with Jigsaw Australia, creates real skills, real opportunities, and real futures for people with disability.
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