For MAX Employer Partnership Manager Emily, Jasmyne’s story sums up the reason she comes to work every day – her ‘why’. Jasmyne, 25, lives with Intellectual Disability and depression. She’s never had a job – until now. READ MORE
Work can have its challenges no matter what industry you are in, but for the 2 million Australians living with dyslexia, there is an added level of complexity. READ MORE
Bipolar disorder is experienced by around 1 in 50 Australians every year. A complex mental health condition, bipolar disorder is one mental health condition that can cause significant and long-term disability. READ MORE
For proud Torres-Strait Islander Teska, a secure job with a supportive employer has given her confidence and helped ease her depression. Since joining MAX, Teska’s team have witnessed and supported her journey. While her depression in READ MORE
Finding a job can involve things that many neurotypical see as ‘normal’ but might be more difficult when you are neurodivergent READ MORE
Peter, 53, has spent many years driving coaches for companies up and down the east coast of Australia. However, an acute case of Bronchitis in 2016 took a heavy toll. His body struggled to recover, and severe fatigue forced him out of READ MORE
The team at MAX Warragul often share the benefits of hiring people with disability with potential employers in their community. And for the past five years, they’ve had their own positive experience to draw on as they do so. In 201 READ MORE
For 37-year-old Raymond Jones, a combination of physical and mental health issues forced an end to his work as a labourer and forklift driver. Along with his health concerns, Raymond also battled some memory loss issues as a side e READ MORE
Living with cancer and undergoing treatment, 64-year-old Glenn Russo has faced more than the usual challenges when looking for work as a mature Australian. Like many people whose lives have been affected by cancer, he navigates life i READ MORE
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