Being in work is important. While getting paid so you can support yourself and those that rely on you is the most obvious benefit of being employed, the associated health benefits of work are sometimes misunderstood or overlooked. Gen 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
How important is eye health? Most Australians (90%) say that sight is their most valued sense [1]. While some eye conditions are caused by genes or ageing, you can reduce your risk of many eye conditions by caring for your eyes and le READ MORE
Christmas can be a lonely time for a lot of people. Because it is a time that people usually spend with family, being away from family can be extra hard. If you are alone this Christmas, consider asking a friend or colleague whether yo READ MORE
It is popularly thought that pets improve their owner’s health and wellbeing. But the relationship is a little more complex than it first appears. For example, some studies[1] have found that it depends on the type of pet you have. 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
Jarrod Lowerson is vivacious. He is animated and speaks passionately with his hands, he loves jokes, fitness and is strong and highly energetic. READ MORE
Russell isn’t letting a spinal injury stop him. With the right attitude and a range of health supports from his MAX team, he is now thriving in a truck driving role. READ MORE
Getting outside and into nature regularly isn’t something everyone can manage when we are increasingly living in bigger cities and smaller houses or apartments. There may be ways that people can experience nature even when they live in READ MORE
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