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Nurturing Future Leaders

At Programmed Care, we’re passionate about nurturing and developing talent. In 2021 we launched Programmed Edu.Care, an innovative traineeship in Indi...

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Jo's Story

Finding the right career path can be a journey of self-discovery and personal growth. Jo's story is a perfect example of how pursuing a passion for he...

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Davina's Story

Davina is one of the many inspiring young people we support, and at just 15, she has already set herself a range of short and long-term goals to help ...

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Tanya's Story

Working in Community Care provides Tanya with the flexibility to work the hours she wants. “It has given me the flexibility and time I need for my fam...

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Thalia's Story

Looking for a new opportunity after working in the spinal unit at some of Sydney’s busiest hospitals, Thalia was seeking a change and decided to try c...

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Patrick's Story

Patrick understands first-hand how important support is to those in need. When he was younger, his best friend developed a rare degenerative condition...

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Lynn's Story

Joining the team in 2016, Lynn is one of our disability support workers, providing care to Programmed clients in South Australia. Looking after two cl...

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Kevin's Story

After 25 years in the Australian Army working as a weapons technician, including tours of Borneo and Vietnam, Kevin now feels most comfortable at home...

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Debi's Story

Community nursing provides Debi with flexibility and variation in her day. She visits clients throughout south east Queensland and loves meeting many ...

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Corinne's Story

After finishing school, Corinne worked at a special needs summer camp in America, where she fell in love with the feeling of helping others and experi...

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Bill's Story

Bill served 13 years in the Royal Australian Navy, spending the majority of his time sailing in the Pacific. After retiring from service, Bill relocat...

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Liam's Story

Assisting Liam 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, the two can often be found cooking, playing darts, the PlayStation or Ping-Pong, a game Kerry has picked ...

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Katie's Story

Accessing the community is one of Katie’s top priorities. On any given day, you will find Katie at the zoo checking out the elephants, at the museum, ...

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Bill's Story

Bill served 13 years in the Royal Australian Navy, spending the majority of his time sailing in the Pacific. After retiring from service, Bill relocated to Brisbane to commence work with the Department of shipping and transport, where he was responsible for maintaining a number of manned lighthouses along the Queensland coast. In his later years Bill experienced a number of health issues stemming from his time in the armed forces

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Debi's Story

Community nursing provides Debi with flexibility and variation in her day. She visits clients throughout south east Queensland and loves meeting many great personalities along the way. Debi carries out in-home assessments, implementation of simple to complex wound care, showering assistance for those returning from hospital or at risk of falls, continence assessments and medication administration.

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Kevin's Story

After 25 years in the Australian Army working as a weapons technician, including tours of Borneo and Vietnam, Kevin now feels most comfortable at home creating beautiful artwork, using wood burning techniques, with his dog Charlie by his side.

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Katie's Story

Accessing the community is one of Katie’s top priorities. On any given day, you will find Katie at the zoo checking out the elephants, at the museum, planetarium or enjoying a coffee at her favourite café.

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Liam's Story

Assisting Liam 8 hours a day, 5 days a week, the two can often be found cooking, playing darts, the PlayStation or Ping-Pong, a game Kerry has picked up over the past six months and has become admittedly quite good at!

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Corinne's Story

After finishing school, Corinne worked at a special needs summer camp in America, where she fell in love with the feeling of helping others and experiencing the joy they felt. “Working one on one with clients, helping them achieve their goals is extremely rewarding, you can really see the positive impact it has on their lives.”

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Lynn's Story

Joining the team in 2016, Lynn is one of our disability support workers, providing care to Programmed clients in South Australia. Looking after two clients on a daily basis, Lynn is up early and at her first client’s home by 7am to help him get out of bed and ready for the day and then heads to her next client’s house to assist him to get ready for school. Back and forth between client’s homes all day, Lynn calls it a day once she has finished tidying up after dinner, prepared everything for the

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Patrick's Story

Patrick understands first-hand how important support is to those in need. When he was younger, his best friend developed a rare degenerative condition and he saw how support workers improved and assisted his daily living, and relieved the stress from his parents.

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Thalia's Story

Looking for a new opportunity after working in the spinal unit at some of Sydney’s busiest hospitals, Thalia was seeking a change and decided to try community work.

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Tanya's Story

Working in Community Care provides Tanya with the flexibility to work the hours she wants. “It has given me the flexibility and time I need for my family."

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Davina's Story

Davina is one of the many inspiring young people we support, and at just 15, she has already set herself a range of short and long-term goals to help her achieve what she wants to in life. 

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Jo's Story

Finding the right career path can be a journey of self-discovery and personal growth. Jo's story is a perfect example of how pursuing a passion for healthcare can lead to a fulfilling career. Highlighting the rewards, challenges, and valuable lessons learned along the way, explore Jo's transition from being a disability support worker to becoming a Care Coordinator at Programmed Care.

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Nurturing Future Leaders

At Programmed Care, we’re passionate about nurturing and developing talent. In 2021 we launched Programmed Edu.Care, an innovative traineeship in Individual Support designed to forge meaningful employment pathways within the Community Services sector. Our commitment to the "learn and earn" initiative ensures trainees receive a blend of classroom learning and hands-on experience, paving the way for a fulfilling career in disability support.

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Bill's Story

Bill served 13 years in the Royal Australian Navy, spending the majority of his time sailing in the Pacific. After retiring from service, Bill relocated to Brisbane to commence work with the Department of shipping and transport, where he was responsible for maintaining a number of manned lighthouses along the Queensland coast. In his later years Bill experienced a number of health issues stemming from his time in the armed forces

READ MORE

Debi's Story

Community nursing provides Debi with flexibility and variation in her day. She visits clients throughout south east Queensland and loves meeting many great personalities along the way. Debi carries out in-home assessments, implementation of simple to complex wound care, showering assistance for those returning from hospital or at risk of falls, continence assessments and medication administration.

READ MORE

Kevin's Story

After 25 years in the Australian Army working as a weapons technician, including tours of Borneo and Vietnam, Kevin now feels most comfortable at home creating beautiful artwork, using wood burning techniques, with his dog Charlie by his side.

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13 10 95

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