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Natasha from Tasmania, enjoys getting out and about with her senior support worker, Justine. Together they often cook meals at home, sharing time, skills, and plenty of laughs. 🍳 At The Zone in Warrane, Natasha has grown in confidence and social skills, enjoying community interaction and making new friends. She also loves heading out to local cafés and her favourite spots, including Richmond Bakery and Richmond Bridge. Natasha’s story shows how genU’s Individual Support Services help people live independently and enjoy meaningful experiences. Learn more about genU’s Individual Support Services: Find out more: https://lnkd.in/gA6heuzv 📧 [email protected] | 📞 1300 558 368

The countdown to Christmas is on. genU’s sought-after corporate hampers are filled with locally made artisan products and carefully assembled by supported employees. They’re the perfect way to thank clients, colleagues or partners, and every purchase supports meaningful employment for people with disability. Order by November 24 to guarantee pre-Christmas delivery. With a range of price points and options, there’s something for every business. When you partner with genU, you’re helping build a fairer, more inclusive future. Explore the range or download the catalogue here: https://bit.ly/4ftXzzV ✉️ [email protected] | 📞 1300 558 368

genU, genU Training and MatchWorks are proud to be attending the Melbourne Disability Expo on 21-22 November at the Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre. Visit our teams to learn more about the supports, training and employment opportunities we offer to help people of all abilities achieve their goals. We look forward to connecting with you there! Find out more information here: https://lnkd.in/dmQYDtQs Want to find out how our range of services can support you? ✉️ [email protected] | 📞 1300 558 368

genU is proud to partner with the Geelong Chamber of Commerce for November Connect, an event showcasing how organisations of all sizes can turn inclusion into opportunity. From social enterprise partnerships to practical steps that strengthen workplaces, this is your chance to connect, learn, and make a real impact. Join an expert panel, led by genU CEO clare amies, as we explore how partnering with social enterprises can empower people of all abilities, hear firsthand stories of impact from a client perspective, and uncover practical ways your business can foster a more inclusive workplace. Date: Wednesday 19 November Time: 9:30–11:30am Venue: Eastern Hub, 285A McKillop St, East Geelong Register here: https://loom.ly/LnN4-4c

We’re so pleased to announce Dr Chelsea Tobin as our new genU Chief Executive Officer (CEO), commencing 27 January 2026. Dr Tobin brings extensive experience in the social and community services sector, having led organisations across the children, youth and families, as well as in the domestic violence sectors, following a long standing and accomplished career in the commercial and corporate fields. Currently the CEO of Safe Steps, Victoria’s 24/7 family violence response service and a national delivery partner for 1800RESPECT, Dr Tobin leads a frontline organisation providing crisis response, residential, court support, and specialist services for people with disability. She has also served on the Board of Outlook Australia, a national disability organisation. Having seen first-hand the life-changing impact that organisations like genU can have on families, combined with her extensive experience leading 24/7 community service provision and her strong commercial acumen, Dr Tobin is exceptionally well placed to lead genU in achieving its strategic ambitions. Dr Chelsea Tobin, CF, GAICD, we’re so excited to welcome you to genU. Learn more about this important appointment: https://lnkd.in/dCNkxpA6 #genuinelyinclusivecommunities #leadership