Understanding the role of a support worker and the assistance they can provide.
Understanding the role of a support worker and the assistance they can provide.
Hearts of Purple have recently donated numerous items to IMPACT Community Services to help those in need.
The notion of wellness is often aligned with good health; but it’s more than a state of health, it’s actively pursued. It’s not necessarily a state of achievement, but the continuous work you do to maintain mental, physical, emotional, environmental, and social wellbeing to mitigate any negative impacts on your mental health.
Asking yourself why is one of the easiest hard questions to reflect upon.
When we talk about leadership, it should not always be within the context of a business position; rather we should also be talking about what it means to be a leader of your own life, and what that looks like.
While leadership is often easy to define, it’s not always so easy to practice. But IMPACT Community Services’ Finance Manager Jenna Williams has been leading and developing her skills since joining the Bundaberg team five years ago.
Whether it be to try something new or meet people, making small decisions for yourself is important.
It’s empowering and can provide you with a sense of purpose; a sense of joy; a sense of self.
With local schools back in session, it’s understandable if there’s a heightened sense of anxiety and apprehension; but it’s important to recognise you’re not alone and there’s help available to navigate challenging times.
The power of education and the impact learning has on an individual cannot be understated.
With an organisational focus on improving lives, it was reassuring to see IMPACT excel in areas of people and wellbeing.
Change is one of the few constants that we can expect daily in this world; IMPACT’s dedication to improving lives is another.
CoAct has announced the winners of their Quarter 1 Reward & Recognition program and IMPACT’s very own Angela Bridge has taken out an individual award!
There's an app to help take the guess work out of what goes in your yellow-top bin, what needs to be taken to special drop off points and what's general waste.
As 2022 rolls in ‘unprecedented times’ are quickly becoming precedented and it's important to mentally check-in and be kind to yourself.
The region's can-do attitude to recycling is undoubtedly growing!
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