A beep signals the power-up of the computer. The screen brightens and the mouse and keyboard are at the ready, waiting for the user to make the next move. For the many Affordians that took part in Get Online Week (19th to 25th October), having an understanding of how...
The latest SLES (School Leaver Employment Support) industry visit saw trainees step back in time at an historic Fairfield landmark and truly appreciate the importance of having a job. SLES trainer, Faith, organised for Prestons trainees to visit the Fairfield City...
With the race that stops a nation on today, Sean is sporting his prized IJC Longines hat to bring him luck this race season. Sean is a resident at our Caboolture Supported Accommodation home and a huge fan of horse racing. He pours over the Winning Post newspaper...
Afford’s Kings Park Community Centre supports many individuals living with disability in the local community to participate in activities that they love. Thanks to 2019 Community Building Partnership funding, our staff at Kings Park have been able to enhance the...
The job of a taste tester at the Darrell Lea Factory Outlet could be one of the most sought-after roles in Australia. It certainly was of interest to our Ingleburn SLES (School Leaver Employment Support) program trainees who visited the Darrell Lea factory outlet this...
