The State Government contract for the Community Refurbished Equipment program (CRE) expires on 30th June 2017, and the Commission has recently decided not to extend beyond this date. Therefore, CRE will be preparing for the cessation of operations. Following are next steps until the closure: The trial and sale of refurbished equipment will continue as usual until 31st May – after this date; no new transactions can be commenced Any purchase transactions …
Rocky Bay wishes to advise that equipment manufacturer K Care recently announced it had entered into receivership and has since halted trading. As a result, orders currently held by K Care may be delayed until further notice. Rocky Bay is working to establish when outstanding orders will be processed, and will contact all customers affected by K Care’s situation. Customers with questions or concerns are encouraged to speak to their therapists.
The number of Aboriginal people with disability engaging with disability services is very low. Reasons include limited information about disability and services available in the community, as well as barriers created by limited cultural competence within organisations. Rocky Bay, supported by the Disability Services Commission, commenced the Finding Different Ways project in September 2015, seeking to raise awareness and improve access to disability services for Aboriginal people. The project focused …
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