Narre Warren Central ChildrenS Centre
Community Service in Greater Shepparton

Support as a carer of people with disability. Support as a professional working with people with disability. At Yooralla, we understand that you, along with your family and promote networks, want to tailor all care and assistance to your needs, from a provider(s) of your choice. And most importantly, that we will remain a potent voice in the journey towards achieving human rights for people with disability. We yield essential services for children and adults with disability, their families and carers. Our mission is clear: to actively encourage people with disabilities, their families and carers, in all their diversity, to live the life they choose. During the war and in the time after, Yooralla continued on in its mission, expanding and specializing in support for children. By now times were changing, and Yooralla were encourage to make use of fresh technologies to further their cause. The shift broadened Yooralla’s encourage network to include adults as well as children, allowing us to reach out to more people in more places. This was an important time for people with disability, as well as for their families and carers. We achieved this progress by investing in and developing services for people with disability, by consulting those with disability themselves. As we transition to the Odis, we continue to drive innovation and deliver progressive quality services and safeguards for all people with disability. Each report highlights our work supporting people with disability and their families over the financial year. Wayne has had more than 35 years’ experience in medical management and has recently retired as Executive Director, Medical Services Quality with Southern Health, Victoria’s largest and maximum intricate health service. Jane is a medical practitioner who has worked for over 25 years with people with disability, their families and encourage staff. With over 30 years’ experience in the management of health services and medical administration, her experience has provided her with a mighty reputation in consumer consultation and engagement, and in achieving quality outcomes for human and community services. He has more than 30 years’ experience in the human services sector and has extensive experience in quality and practice leadership and management of important disability promote programs within the government sector. Rod is committed to safeguarding the rights of people with disabilities and ensuring supports and services provided to customers are of the highest quality. Russell has over 19 years' experience in strategy and business development, encompassing commercial management, sales and operations, marketing and communications, finance and project management. Through board appointments and senior commercial, operational and technology based roles, Russell has managed large commercial operations, organization governance, opportunity development, projects and business transformations. Michelle is a highly experienced HR practitioner with extensive experience in HR leadership roles in a variety of sectors including State Departments of Health and Education, public health and notforprofit organizations. At Yooralla, we are committed to providing safety, quality and healthy being to every person who uses our services. Yooralla’s Quality, Innovations Safeguards (Dis) unit has responsibility for developing, leading and coordinating the quality, safeguards and empowerment models of encourage across the organization. View Yooralla's policies regarding customer healthy being and safeguards, staff employment and conduct, and business operations.

Urge as a carer of people with disability. Support as a professional occupied with people with disability. We have a long and elated history of occupied to achieve a unbiased go for all people with disability. Dedicated to our vision of a world where people with disability are equal citizens, we have played an active role in improving public awareness and progressing the nature of disability promote in Australia. Our mission is clear: to actively encourage people with disabilities, their families and carers, in all their diversity, to live the life they choose. It all began with one woman who was encourage to make a difference to the lives of others. With the aid of the Argus Appeal, an initial amount of seventy two pounds was raised. Hasty in the 20th century government encourage for people with disability was calm scarce. And so, to ensure the safety of those below their care, Yooralla relocated to the Golf House at Macedon in 1942 for the remainder of the conflict. During the war and in the time after, Yooralla continued on in its mission, expanding and specializing in support for children. Behind the war the school returned to Melbourne, purchasing Windsor Lodge’ in Balwyn and converting it into hostel accommodation, as well as a school for children with disability. By now times were changing, and Yooralla were determined to make use of