 On the final day of National Reconciliation Week 2022, we reflect on the 30 year anniversary of the historic Mabo High Court decision that overturned the myth that at the time of colonisation, Australia was 'terra nullius' or land belonging to no one.
 The Townsville Bulletin has recently published an article about Assist Community Services Lifestyle Support Worker Lewis Chadwick.
 ‘Take time’ is the theme for this year’s celebrations for Mental Health Week 2021 in Queensland.
 The Wheel of Well-being program helps communities and individuals build skills and raise awareness about improving mental health and wellbeing.
 The support for individuals offered by Assist Community Services recognises the diversity and choice of each individual, family and their carers.
 Mental health is more than mental illness. Mental health is the overall state of well-being in which every individual realises their own potential, can cope with the normal stresses of life, can work efficiently and successfully, and is able to make a contribution to their community.
 We work with participants, their families and carers to design supports that suit individuals, their needs and lifestyle goals. We recognise the diversity and choice of each NDIS participant.
 Assist Community Services has chosen core values that correlate with our purpose and vision. This provides clear guidance for achieving our goals and keeping the service we provide the best it can be.
 The NDIS provides reasonable and necessary funding to people with a permanent and significant disability to access the supports and services they need to live and enjoy their life. Every NDIS participant has an individual plan that lists their goals and funding.
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