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Learn more about the NDIS, our disability services, and our community in South East Queensland.
More than getting from A to B, transport services is a lifeline for independence, a weekly dose of laughter, and often, friendship and connection.
From joking with passengers to knowing who prefers which seat on the bus, WMQ's team brings a warm, personal touch to every ride.
For many of our aged care and disability clients, transport services is more than a lift - it’s their independency, social connection and a comforting routine.
We offer a variety of NDIS services and housing, focusing on both core and capacity-building supports.
Explore how our team customises solutions to enhance accessibility, security, and independence for older Australians and people with disability.
Our community transport team delivers more than just trips — they bring connection, care, and laughter to those who need it most.
Watch the video to see how Wesley Arts helps people like Zane foster creativity and connection.
Thanks to Transurban funding, ORCA participants are gaining real-life hospitality experience with a new coffee machine.
Check out what some of our participants have been working on with our wonderful facilitator Liz!
To help you make an informed decision about the NDIS Management plan that best suits your specific circumstances, we've broken down their key differences. A PDF version is available.
By asking yourself these questions you can make a more informed decision about which NDIS Management Plan is the best fit for you.
The emphasis on inclusivity, communal engagement, and the celebration of individual interests makes specialist disability accommodation (SDAs) a vibrant and supportive community for individuals with disabilities.
Join Jacquie as she shares why WesleyCare Wynnum community has become an integral part of her life.
How personal carer Anoop creates a supportive environment that goes beyond accommodation, in a SDA that truly feels like a home.
Explore what disability housing is and delve into the key factors to consider when seeking the perfect home.
The ORCA Project team has created two Acknowledgement of Country videos as part of WMQ's commitment to Reconciliation and support of our First Nations brothers, sisters and Elders. We invite you to use these videos.
For children with complex physical needs, everyday activities that most of us take for granted can be incredibly challenging. Hydrotherapy can provide a much-needed break from the daily struggles they face.
In celebration of International Day for People with Disabilities, we caught up with Kate, founder of Brisbane's best gluten-free donuts Nodo, about her business's participation in the ORCA Work Experience Project.
At 57 years of age, Jackie suffered a stroke during open heart surgery and went from living an independent life at home with her family to living in aged care home. Jackie has since moved into WesleyCare Wynnum, Specialist Disability Accommodation.
To celebrate Disability Action Week 2020 and its theme Access-Ability: Making things better for everyone, we spoke with Stellar Arts Visual Program facilitator, Margie. Margie shares with us her heartfelt experience with Matthew.
