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Real conversations can make a big difference. 💬
At the ORS WA Careers Expo 2026, we created a space where job seekers could meet employers face-to-face, ask questions and start conversations about what might come next.
One candidate told us:
“I wasn’t sure I could do this alone, but I’m glad I made it. I spoke to three employers!”
And from an employer:
“I was positively impressed by the quality of people I interviewed. It was worth me attending.”
Those reflections captured exactly what the day was about: Real Conversations. Real Opportunities.
THANK YOU! to the candidates, employers, speakers and community partners who helped make the day possible.
Follow ORS for updates on future Careers Expos and employment initiatives.
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We’re now open in Wollongong! 💗
ORS Wollongong is officially welcoming participants, families and Support Coordinators at our new location in Coniston.
We’re excited to better support the local community and make accessing ORS services closer to home.
You’ll find us at Level 6, 6a/5 Bridge St, Coniston NSW 2500, Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
Have someone looking for support in the Wollongong area? Enquire today!
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We’re excited to welcome the community to ORS Wollongong, opening Monday 21 September!
Located at Level 6, 6a/5 Bridge St, Coniston, our new location will make it easier for participants, families and Support Coordinators in the Wollongong area to connect with ORS services locally. We’ll be open Monday to Friday, 9am to 5pm.
If you’re supporting someone who may benefit from ORS services, you can send through a referral using the link below.
Quick Refer:
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If you're in your final year, this is probably already in your search history.
ORS is hiring new graduate Occupational Therapists and Speech Pathologists across Australia.
You'll work alongside OTs, Speechies, psychologists, dietitians and behaviour support practitioners, in metro and regional communities. Real people, real settings, and a team around you from the start.
Final year students and recent graduates both welcome.
Roles:
New Grad OT:
New Grad Speechie:
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Last week ORS teams across Australia took part in Lifeline's Out of the Shadows Walk for World Suicide Prevention Day.
It is a walk to remember people lost to suicide, and to say out loud that this is something we can talk about.
Some of our team walked for someone they love. Some walked for the people they support at work. Some walked because turning up together matters.
Thank you to everyone who walked, donated, or shared a bit of their own story with us along the way.
If you are doing it tough, Lifeline is there any time of the day or night on 13 11 14.
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Lorraine Green, I reckon Winston would’ve loved to be a part of this. Plenty of puppies to greet and belly rubs to be had.
Fantastic effort!!
🎉 TODAY’S THE DAY! 🎉
The ORS Careers Expo is happening today in Brentwood, and you’re invited!
Come along to meet a fantastic range of employers, explore career opportunities and have real conversations that could lead to your next opportunity.
⏰ 9:30am–12:30pm
📍 Blue Gum Community Centre - 33 Moolyeen Road, Brentwood
🎟️ Free to attend
Drop in, make some connections and see where the conversation takes you. We can’t wait to welcome you!
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Congratulations!!! 🎉🎊🎈👏💛 ORS
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Eight career milestones in one month. That is a very good month. 🎉
This August, eight ORS clinicians stepped up to the next level in their careers.
Congratulations to Courtney Anthonisz, Lea McManus and Tessa Coleman on becoming Proficient Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners.
Congratulations to Megan Hearsey, Michelle Nguyen and Rhiannon Garside on becoming Senior Positive Behaviour Support Practitioners.
Congratulations to Tara Rogers on becoming an Advanced Positive Behaviour Support Practitioner.
We also congratulate Amal Al Mawas on progressing from Provisional Psychologist to Registered Psychologist.
Every one of these steps takes time, supervision and a lot of work alongside a full caseload. We are proud to see our team building their skills, and proud of what that means for the people they support. 💜
Please join us in congratulating Amal, Courtney, Lea, Megan, Michelle, Rhiannon, Tara and Tessa in the comments. 👏
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Join us at the ORS Careers Expo this Thursday, October 9th!
Whether you're an employer eager to connect with talented future employees or a job seeker looking to explore opportunities through IEA or NDIS Employment services, this is the perfect event for you. ✨
Come network, share ideas, and discover exciting job prospects! Let’s build a brighter future together. We can't wait to see you there! ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy Father’s Day to all the incredible dads and father figures in our community. Thank you for everything you do. 💜 ... See MoreSee Less
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When Adam first came to Inclusive Employment Australia, he was feeling pretty low. He wanted a job, he had been trying, and he did not have much support around him.
Then he met Jimmy, one of our employment consultants. Adam says that first meeting was actually enjoyable. Rather than pushing him towards anything, Jimmy helped him work out what he actually wanted to do.
The answer was cleaning. Something familiar. In Adam's words, it turned out to be a good decision.
Adam now works part time with ISS, a facility management company that made a point of giving him a fair go. He arrived at his interview organised, with everything ready, and the team noticed. They describe him as a great listener who follows through and takes feedback on board.
The part Adam likes most? Regular, consistent hours after years of casual work. And the people, who he says are incredible. ... See MoreSee Less
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Yeah Jimmy!!! Awesome work mate
Adam's story is truly inspiring! Congratulations 👏
Congratulations to Adam on his new job
What's your go-to therapy resource?
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Love and positivity for all ❤️ 🙏
It's Book Week and Speech Pathology Week in the same week, and our speech pathologists could not be happier. 💜
Speechies love books. Not only because they are fun, but because reading together supports a lot of things at once: language, communication, learning and connection.
If you would like to get a bit more out of story time at home, here are five things our team suggests.
1. Read together. Even a few minutes a day helps.
2. Talk about the pictures. What can you see? What do you reckon happens next?
3. Ask open ended questions, then wait. Give your child time to answer. That pause matters more than most people expect.
4. Follow their interests. Let them choose the book, even if it is the same one for the fortieth night in a row.
5. Have fun with it. Silly voices, actions, and plenty of repetition.
There is no right way to do this and it does not need to be a big production. A few minutes on the couch counts. ... See MoreSee Less
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