Country n Coast Disability Services

22/11/2025

A very happy Jodie gratefully accepting the lucky door winner's prize 🥰

21/11/2025

All set up and ready for a great day at the Eurobodalla Health and Community Expo. If you're in town, come in and check out all the exhibitors (and it's dry)

11/11/2025

This looks great

Celebrate people of all abilities and dance the night away!

22/10/2025

Due to recent growth, CnC Disability Support Services has an exciting opportunity available to join our small, highly collaborative team of Support Coordinators. The role will initially be on a part time basis delivering high-quality support coordination services for new clients as well as a case load of existing NDIS participants.

As an NDIS Support Coordinator, you will manage your portfolio of NDIS participants relying on your ability to build rapport and foster relationships. You will use your high-level stakeholder management skills to build and leverage networks to ensure the best support for your participants. You will set up service agreements with providers, prepare plan reviews, conduct risk assessments and provide support should critical issues arise.

The successful candidate will need:
• Previous experience as a Support Coordinator - or a similar role in disability or community services
• NDIS Worker Screening Clearance & Working with Children Check
• Driver's license and reliable transportation
• Qualifications in Disability, Aged Care or Allied Health
• Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
• Empathetic attitude and a genuine passion for the disability industry

If you are interested in applying for this role, please email your resume through to jodie@cncdisabilities.com.au

22/10/2025

New research released shows how prevailing attitudes toward disability, which are shaped by media, schools and personal experience, can either exclude or empower.

Young people are calling for:
🔹 a shift to the social model of disability
🔹 inclusive education and workplaces
🔹 accessible support services
🔹 disability pride and peer support networks.

Read the Disability and Young People Report at 💻 www.disabilitygateway.gov.au/document/13726

22/10/2025

This week is Invisible Disabilities Week 🌻

Around 80–85% of people with a disability have one that isn’t visible. These can include mobility, mental health, learning difficulties, speech, visual impairments, hearing loss, respiratory and chronic conditions, all of which can shape how someone experiences the world.

AlburyCity is proud to be part of the Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Scheme. It’s a simple way for people to signal they may need extra time, support or understanding.

You can pick up a free sunflower lanyard, wristband or pin from one of our customer service centres across Albury, including the admin building on Kiewa St.

We’re working to make AlburyCity a leader in inclusion and accessibility, a place where everyone can visit, live, work and play safely and confidently.

Learn more: https://www.alburycity.nsw.gov.au/community/support/hidden-disability

Invisible Disabilities Association Hidden Disabilities Sunflower Australia & New Zealand

Image description: a box of green sunflower-themed lanyards and pins for hidden disabilities on the counter in the AlburyCity Council offices.

17/10/2025

These Basilisks guys are pretty serious! Wouldn't like to get in their way 🤣

17/10/2025

What an absolutely glorious day for the Border Relay For Life NSW. We're walking in support of local cancer services and would be very thankful for any donations ❤️

CnC Disability Support Services are taking strides towards a cancer free future. Donate to support their efforts at Border (Albury/Wodonga) 2025 Relay For Life.

02/10/2025

Code of Conduct safety and competency video.

26/09/2025

If you're interested in making a submission on Thriving Kids or completing the survey, there isn't much time left

📣 Have your say and help shape Thriving Kids.

Thriving Kids is a national initiative to improve services and support for children aged 8 and under with developmental concerns or mild to moderate disability.

Families, carers, community members and professionals can share their experiences with support services for children with disability, including developmental delay and autism.

You can participate by either:
🔸 making a written submission by Friday 3 October 2025
🔸 completing a short community survey by Friday 10 October 2025.

Your input will help inform the design of the Thriving Kids program.

Find out more by visiting the link below. 👇